Does cervical warts have any effect on the fetus?

Rules are necessary to make a circle, but in life, many men and women have repeatedly exceeded the moral bottom line. After a night of "sexual pleasure", they face the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases. Cervical warts are a very harmful sexually transmitted disease, and female friends can also get this disease. Experts suggest that cervical warts can be transmitted from mother to child to transmit the disease to their babies. However, having their own babies is the nature of female friends, so can you have children after getting cervical warts?

In response to the question of "Can I have children after having cervical warts?", as far as the current situation is concerned, there is a huge difficulty in the treatment of cervical warts, that is, they are prone to recurrence. This is also the reason why many female patients dare not have a baby after recovery. Experts point out that, in fact, cervical warts will have a certain incubation period, and this incubation period is generally about 6 months, so patients can prepare to have a baby after healing and no recurrence.

It should be noted that if the disease has not been treated or has not been completely cured, you should generally not consider having children, because cervical warts are very likely to recur, and it is often difficult to treat cervical warts after they occur during pregnancy. It is even more difficult to deal with cervical warts in pregnant women who want to give birth.

The expert also added that although the treatment of cervical warts is somewhat difficult at present, as long as the patients can carefully choose a hospital for treatment in the early stage of the disease, there are currently many advertisements for cervical warts hospitals, so patients need to make careful choices.

The above is an introduction to "Can you have children after having cervical warts?" Experts suggest that generally there will be no recurrence after 6 months of treatment. At this time, you can go to the hospital for a post-treatment diagnosis. If it is confirmed that there is no virus, you can consider having a baby, but if it has not been confirmed to be cured, you must wait.