Are female cervical warts serious?

I believe that many people know about genital warts. Genital warts are a very common sexually transmitted disease. Nowadays, people's pace of life is accelerating and their sex life has become chaotic, which has led to a sharp increase in the incidence of the disease. Cervical warts are very serious. If you ignore them at the beginning, the growths will increase and even block the vagina. This feature can be used to judge cervical warts.

Regarding the problem of cervical condyloma acuminatum in women, if the cervix is ​​involved, there will be an increase in blood bands and post-bleeding; if the anorectum is involved, it will cause pain and a feeling of tenesmus. If the woman is pregnant, due to the influence of placental hormones, the warts will proliferate more rapidly and may form a cockscomb-like or even large mass. The recurrence rate of cervical condyloma acuminatum is also relatively high. This is a relatively serious disease. I hope you can treat it as soon as possible.

Regarding the symptoms of cervical warts in women, if cervical warts are not diagnosed and treated in time, as the disease progresses, local damp heat and chronic inflammatory stimulation of the cervix often cause the warts to grow rapidly, forming symptoms of varying sizes of nipple-like, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like or mushroom-like lesions. These are some of the symptoms of genital warts.

To prevent cervical condyloma acuminatum in women, pay attention to the presence of other STDs or other local infection foci during the treatment period. If present, treat first. It is best to treat condyloma acuminatum after recovery. If there are special circumstances, treatment should also be carried out at the same time, otherwise the efficacy is poor and the recurrence rate is high. Follow up with sexual partners at the same time. Sexual intercourse should not be carried out before follow-up or recovery to avoid transmitting condyloma acuminatum to others.

Do not treat cervical condyloma acuminatum casually before the condition is confirmed. After the diagnosis is confirmed, the best treatment method should be adopted according to the age, size, location, course of disease and previous treatment of the lesion. Do not use highly toxic drugs at the beginning. To avoid leaving scars, long-term edema, atrophy, sclerosis or fibrosis and other sequelae, effective treatment can only be carried out after the diagnosis is confirmed.

The above is the relevant knowledge about cervical condyloma lesions introduced to you. I hope you can pay attention to it. Don't delay it again and again, which will cause unimaginable consequences. I wish you a speedy recovery.