Will cervical warts become serious and affect life?

Cervical warts are a curable disease. To treat cervical warts, first of all, don't panic or get frustrated. You should build up your confidence to treat the disease. For any disease, an optimistic and positive attitude is important. The key to treating cervical warts is to use the right treatment method.

Cervical warts may be fatal. This is not alarmist, but has certain scientific basis and clinical experience. Most cancers are related to cervical warts. Speaking of cancer, I believe everyone knows that the chance of death from cancer is very high. Therefore, if cervical warts become cancerous, they may be fatal. Since cervical warts have a long incubation period and the disease progresses slowly, they can be completely controlled and cured under the treatment of regular hospitals. Don't wait until the disease worsens or develops into cancer before you regret it. However, cervical warts are indeed a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease. The harm is even greater if the virus is transmitted to the spouse through direct sexual contact.

1. Once a sexually transmitted disease develops to a certain extent, it may become cancerous, such as malignant tumors, uterine cancer, etc. The disease can be transmitted through direct sexual contact. Two-thirds of people who have sexual contact with patients with cervical warts will be infected, and the disease is most contagious within 3 months. Indirect infection may occur through contact with items contaminated by the patient's secretions, such as underwear, bathtubs, towels, etc. Cervical warts can also be transmitted to newborns through the birth canal during delivery or direct contact with sick parents after birth.

2. The cause of cervical warts is relatively complicated and there is currently no specific medicine to treat it. Patients need to maintain their confidence in long-term cure and eliminate the possibility of malignant transformation.