What are the common transmission routes of cervical warts?

The occurrence of cervical warts is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse between the sexes, which can cause great intrusion and harm to patients. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to cervical warts and actively prevent and treat them. In order to ensure the best prevention and treatment effect of the disease, it is also very important to understand the transmission method of cervical warts.

Cervical warts are transmitted in the following ways:

1. Self-inoculation: The onset of cervical condyloma will cause itching, which will bring great harm to patients. Many patients will often scratch the affected area. If they do not pay attention to hygiene and touch other parts of their body after scratching, it will cause self-inoculation infection.

2. Friction of sexual organs: When patients with cervical warts have friction with their sexual organs, tiny skin breaks that are invisible to the naked eye will occur. If one party has the virus, it can enter the skin of the other party and cause infection.

3. Mother-to-child transmission: The onset of cervical warts makes female patients unable to get pregnant. If a pregnant woman suffers from cervical warts, it is likely to be transmitted to the fetus. At the same time, more attention should be paid to avoid infecting the fetus during delivery. Caesarean section can be selected, and do not bathe with the baby in the same basin after delivery.

4. Mutual infection between husband and wife: If both husband and wife suffer from cervical warts at the same time, both should be treated at the same time. Because treatment by only one party is ineffective, and incomplete treatment will still cause mutual infection during sexual life. Therefore, cervical warts must be treated by husband and wife at the same time to be effective.

5. Contact transmission: Cervical warts are a sexually transmitted disease and are somewhat infectious. When patients come into contact with objects containing HPV pathogens, such as underwear, towels and other personal hygiene products, bathtubs, and other public health products, they can be transmitted through contact.

There are actually many ways of transmission of cervical warts, but it is mainly transmitted through sexual behavior, which can have a direct impact on the health and life of both sexes, and also endanger the physical health of patients. I hope everyone can pay attention to cervical warts and carry out corresponding professional prevention and control work to ensure their own health.