What are the dangers of not treating cervical warts in time?

Many patients think that cervical warts are a difficult disease to talk about, so they do not seek treatment or blindly use medication. Experts say that if cervical warts are not treated in time, it is easy to cause various complications, which is very harmful to patients. They must be treated in time. Only when patients understand the harm of cervical warts will they pay attention to it. So the following is a detailed introduction to the harm of cervical warts.

Hazards 1. Cervical warts are contagious and can be easily transmitted to family members through daily close contact. Cervical warts can cause conjunctival tumors and oral mucosal tumors through direct or indirect contact with contaminated objects.

Hazard 2: Cervical warts can cause serious psychological pressure on patients, because cervical warts are a contagious disease, so once suffering from this disease, patients will develop depression, frustration, and negative emotions, which seriously endangers the patient's mental health.

Hazard 3. Cervical warts usually occur in the genitals. In men, they are more likely to occur in the foreskin, glans penis, coronal sulcus, etc., and are prone to ulcers and bleeding. When the lesions increase in size and number, they will cause local foreign bodies and discomfort. Since the genital area is susceptible to bacterial infection, the patient's area is prone to suppuration, bleeding, swelling and pain.

Hazard 4. Cervical warts are prone to canceration, and malignant tumors are the most serious complications of cervical warts. If cervical warts are not treated in time, they are likely to cause penile cancer.

Harm 5. The incidence of cervical condyloma is very high and it is very easy to relapse, so regular follow-up examinations are required after cervical condyloma to prevent recurrence. Patients should avoid all unclean sexual activities to prevent the occurrence of the disease.