How many types of cervical warts are there in women?

What are the classifications of female cervical warts? Experts point out that female cervical warts are mainly divided into pseudo-warts, flat warts and condyloma acuminatum. Different types of diseases have different symptoms. No matter what type of cervical warts, they have a great impact on the patient's body. Let's take a look at the symptoms of female cervical warts.

1. Flat warts:

The disease mainly occurs in the female genitals, inner thigh, armpits, between toes, under the breasts and other areas prone to friction. The number of moist papules is single or multiple, the surface is wet and rotten with a large amount of exudate, which can merge into plaques. Some patients will show wart-like or papilloma-like and smelly secretions. Because this type of cervical condyloma is highly contagious, sexual intercourse or touching with hands should be prohibited.

2. Genital warts:

In the early stage of the disease, it manifests as small, soft, light red papules. As the disease progresses, the rashes will gradually increase in number and merge with each other to form growths of different shapes such as papilloma-like, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like and grass-like. Some rashes will also ulcerate, exude or become secondarily infected.

3. Pseudo-condylomata in women:

This type of cervical condyloma is mainly caused by inflammation of the vagina, usually manifested as excessive leucorrhea. Patients will have velvety or villous protrusions on the inner side of the labia minora, which are pink or slightly transparent in color and uniform in size like roe. It is more common in women with increased leucorrhea and has no subjective symptoms.

The classification of female cervical warts is introduced here, and I hope it can be helpful to everyone. If any of the above symptoms appear in your life, you should seek medical attention in time and completely cure it to avoid serious consequences in the future.