What harm will cervical warts cause to patients

As the saying goes, what you fear will come true. We always have such worries. Now more and more young people are afraid of cervical warts. This disease is prevalent among young people. Sexually transmitted diseases are something that is difficult to prevent. Once you get it, it is very uncomfortable. So today we will take a look at the dangers of cervical warts.

Difficult to cure, recurrent disease

After treatment, some patients have recurrent attacks, which is normal and patients do not need to worry too much. After multiple treatments, most of them can control the recurrence. There are also a few patients who carry the virus for a long time. After a period of time, the virus can be eliminated from the body's immune state.

Transmission to infants and young children

Pregnant women with genital warts may be infected during delivery, and the baby may be infected through the birth canal, causing biting warts in infants and young children.

Causes complications

Cervical warts can also cause a series of complications such as disseminated herpes, herpetic meningitis, prostatitis, proctitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and spinal nerve root disease.

Psychological burden:

Psychologically speaking, cervical warts are a sexually transmitted disease. If not treated quickly, patients may suffer from sexual dysfunction due to psychological reasons such as fear of infecting their sexual partners, avoiding sexual life with their sexual partners, and being unwilling to interact with the opposite sex. This may affect family harmony and may even lead to depression. This is also a major hazard of cervical warts.