How often do cervical warts recur?

The higher the chance of recurrence of cervical warts, the higher the incidence and recurrence rate of cervical warts in sex workers. The incidence and recurrence rate of those who first contracted the disease under the age of 19 are higher than those of others. The risk of contracting anogenital warts increases for those under the age of 25. The following is a detailed introduction to the recurrence of cervical warts.

This question has always been a question that many people want to know, especially patients. There are actually many reasons for recurrence, and the reasons can be found in daily life. However, it is often ignored by everyone, and the severity is not known until it recurs. So why are cervical warts prone to recurrence? Let's take a look at it together.

1. The more sexual partners you have, the higher the chance of recurrence of cervical warts. The incidence and recurrence rates of cervical warts are much higher among sex workers. The incidence and recurrence rates of those who first had cervical warts under the age of 19 are higher than those of others. The risk of anogenital warts increases for those under the age of 25.

2. Smoking and drinking are dangerous causes of cervical warts. Smoking and drinking can reduce the body's immune function. Some surveys have found that people who smoke for more than ten years have a significantly increased chance of recurrence of cervical warts. Moreover, alcohol can inhibit the central nervous system, reduce the body's immunity, and increase the chance of recurrence of cervical warts.

3. Marital status is related to the onset and recurrence of cervical warts. If men do not wear masks during sexual intercourse, or only women use barrier pregnancy prevention methods and oral pregnancy prevention drugs, it will increase the chances of onset and recurrence of cervical warts.

The above introduces "Why cervical warts are prone to recurrence". I believe that everyone should learn from the lesson and not repeat the same mistake. To prevent cervical warts, we must improve our lives, develop good living habits, and avoid promiscuity.