What are the dangers of cervical warts?

Ignorance and fear of seeing a doctor make many patients endure the symptoms of cervical warts, or ignore them, or believe in small advertisements and secretly solve them by themselves. These behaviors are extremely irresponsible to the body. In the end, when the disease becomes serious, they realize how harmful cervical warts are and how important treatment is. The following experts will explain its harm in detail to help you seek medical treatment and recover as soon as possible!

Condylomata that grow into tumor-like masses not only make people feel oppressive, but also emit a foul odor, which affects their image. Some patients may even experience ulcers and bleeding. Generally, warts in the foreskin, urethra, labia, vagina, and perianal areas are easily infected by microorganisms, leading to ulcers, suppuration, bleeding, pain, and swelling.

It affects eugenics and good parenting. Cervical warts are contagious. If a pregnant woman has cervical warts, the disease may be transmitted to the fetus (newborn) through the birth canal or fetal inhalation.

The most serious and most worrying hazard is that cervical warts have the chance to turn into cancer. There are many types of HPV viruses. If HPV16 and 18 are not treated in time, they are likely to cause penile cancer, cervical cancer and other malignant tumors in the future. Early and thorough treatment is the most effective way to prevent cervical warts from turning into cancer.

In recent years, the incidence of cervical warts in my country and abroad has risen rapidly. HPV, which causes cervical warts, grows and reproduces easily in a warm and humid environment, so the external genitalia is the most suitable site for it. The body's immune function and antiviral ability are reduced, making it more susceptible to initial infection. It is recommended that you do not ignore the harm of cervical warts, and treat cervical warts in time to prevent the condition from worsening.