What harm can cervical warts cause?

As we all know, cervical warts are a highly contagious disease and are difficult to treat, which makes patients very painful. However, many patients do not understand how harmful cervical warts are. Here we will introduce the hazards of cervical warts and hope to attract the attention of patients.

Hazard 1: Highly contagious, can be spread through sexual relations

According to a survey, the infection rate of cervical warts in patients with one sexual contact is as high as 60%, and it is more likely to occur in areas that are easily damaged during sexual intercourse. However, clinically, not all contacts will develop cervical warts, which may be related to the amount of virus contacted and the patient's disease stage.

Harm 2. Harm caused by the disease itself

When the disease occurs, the patient will experience many physical discomforts, which will be very painful. It will also make the patient unable to work normally and put a lot of psychological pressure on the patient, which has a great impact on work and life.

When cervical warts grow larger and more numerous, they can cause local foreign bodies and discomfort. Since the diseased sites are mostly in the foreskin, urethra, labia, vagina, perianal area, etc., these sites are easily infected by microorganisms. The harm of cervical warts is that they cause ulcers, suppuration, bleeding, pain and swelling in the lesion site.

Harm 3: Leading to infertility and affecting family harmony

Once cervical warts occur together with other diseases, the patient's body will suffer very severe damage, which may lead to infertility and even endanger life.

Cervical warts near the genitals can easily cause other urinary system diseases and may become a cause of male infertility. This is a hazard of cervical warts that must be prevented.

Harm 4: Easy to relapse, long treatment time

If patients with cervical warts are not treated in time, their bodies will gradually become a shelter for viruses, and the body's immune function will gradually decrease, giving more diseases the opportunity to infect, making treatment more difficult.