Can cervical warts heal on their own?

Many people do not realize the seriousness of cervical warts. They think that the early stage of the disease is just a small part of the skin lesions, which can be cured by applying some medicine. However, after the skin lesions subside, new warts will form, and each time they are more serious than the last. If the wrong medicine is used, it may worsen the condition and may form a malignant tumor. Judging from the current clinical performance of patients with this disease, the possibility of self-healing is almost zero.

There is no possibility of self-healing for any disease, which is related to the patient's own physique. The pathology of cervical condyloma is relatively special, mostly caused by bacterial and viral infections. Although these pathogens cannot cause lifelong infection, repeated onset of the disease is extremely harmful to the body. At the same time, people with STDs often have excessive sex, are physically weak, have heavy psychological burdens, and have reduced immunity. In addition, STDs disturb and damage the normal physiological functions of the human body, making it difficult for the human body to overcome the disease and make STDs heal themselves without treatment. On the other hand, if the disease is not treated in time, the disease will be prolonged, causing the pathogens to enter a wider area of ​​the human body, increasing the destructive effect, and often causing the disease to be serious and difficult to cure. This is very unwise and very regrettable.

The most important point is that the cause of cervical condyloma can recur. Once the treatment is interrupted, it is very likely to recur and become more serious. Some patients think that they are cured when they see that their condition has improved. In fact, this is just the development of the STD to a certain stage. Once a period of incubation has passed, it will recur. After a period of time, the disease may recur or transfer to other parts, leading to a larger outbreak. Therefore, you must not have a fluke mentality, but receive regular and adequate treatment to avoid lifelong regrets.

It can be seen from this that the possibility of cervical warts healing on their own is almost zero, so the disease must be treated as early as possible, and continuous treatment must be insisted on during the treatment process. Treatment must not be interrupted, as this may increase the difficulty of cure due to latent diseases. Only through long-term cure can a more ideal treatment effect be achieved.