How is cervical warts diagnosed?

As we all know, cervical warts are a contagious sexually transmitted disease. Its main manifestation is serious damage to the skin. Once this disease occurs, it will have very serious consequences for our skin and physical health. Here we will introduce to you how to diagnose cervical warts.

1. Most patients have a history of unclean sexual life or a history of infection in their spouse. A few cervical warts are infected through contact with contaminated utensils, and newborns can also be infected through the birth canal.

2. The acetic acid white test is positive, and in vivo examination shows a similar erosion pattern, which is bright red to brown in the middle and gradually fades in color around it.

3. Nucleic acid hybridization can detect HPV-DNA related sequences, and PCR detection can reveal specific HPV-DNA amplification bands.

4. Typical skin lesions are papules in moist areas such as the genitals or perianal area, and papillary, cauliflower-shaped or cockscomb-shaped fleshy growths with a rough and keratinized surface.

5. HPV virus of cervical warts is not soluble in blood, but the information of virus infection can be obtained by testing serum antibodies in the blood. The advanced virus detection system can quickly test the serum and detect three items, namely "virus antibodies, virus type, and virus quantity".