Do cervical warts affect life expectancy?

Cervical warts are a disease that everyone should pay attention to. With the increase in the number of people suffering from cervical warts, we need to pay more attention to cervical warts. Experts say that the lack of knowledge about cervical warts is the main reason for the increase in the number of people suffering from cervical warts. Ignoring, not caring, and not understanding the harm of cervical warts are all misunderstandings that everyone will fall into. Today, let's take a look at whether cervical warts affect life expectancy.

What are the complications of cervical warts?

1. Delayed wound healing

After using various external therapies to remove cervical warts, most of the wounds can heal in a few days or about 10 days, but in a few patients, the wounds may not heal for a long time or heal slowly.

2. Local edema

Edema may cause obvious swelling and pain, and in severe cases, foreskin incarceration may occur.

3. Bacterial infection

The clinical manifestations of secondary bacterial infection mainly occur locally at the treated area. In mild cases, there is local redness and swelling, a small amount of secretion, and slight pain. In severe cases, there is local redness and swelling, suppuration, and obvious pain. In severe cases, local lymph node enlargement, pain, fever and other general discomfort may occur.

4. Bleeding and erosion of wound surface

The wound surface may experience erosion or bleeding of varying severity. Erosion is manifested as abnormal epidermis, exposed moist surface, red base and edge skin, and varying amounts of exudate.

The above is a series of explanations from experts on the complications of cervical warts. It can be seen that cervical warts will not directly affect the patient's life span. After understanding, everyone should have a deeper understanding of cervical warts. For the treatment of cervical warts, do not look for some small clinics or so-called "folk remedies". Only regular and professional hospitals can more thoroughly treat the recurrence of cervical warts.