Can I exercise if I have cervical warts?

Recurrence of cervical warts refers to the recurrence of the disease after the removal of the warts, not the recurrence of the disease after clinical treatment. Clinical treatment means that after the removal of the warts, the disease does not recur for more than half a year to a year. If cervical warts recur after a year, it may be caused by reinfection with HPV. So can I exercise if I have cervical warts?

Cervical warts are caused by infection with human papillomavirus. Cervical warts recur repeatedly. During treatment, the virus hides in the ganglion and recurs when the body's immunity is low. Patients should pay attention to their diet, avoid tobacco and alcohol, have a reasonable nutritional balance, exercise, and enhance their resistance.

There are two main ways to enhance resistance to cervical warts. One is to enhance resistance through drugs, and the other is to enhance resistance through more exercise and enhanced nutrition. It is generally recommended to choose the second way. You can recover by eating more fruits and vegetables and participating in physical exercise. At present, drugs that enhance resistance are harmful to the body. First of all, they have a certain impact on the liver and kidneys, and secondly, they disrupt normal metabolism and the coordination of various organizations. To enhance your own resistance, you can pay more attention to diet and daily life. Eat less spicy and irritating foods and drink less alcohol, eat more foods high in protein, and don't eat seafood. Maintain a regular work and rest system, don't stay up late or get tired, exercise frequently, enhance the body's resistance, and prevent colds.

For patients with cervical warts, they should pay attention to the way of exercise. Do not do large-scale exercise, such as running or playing ball. Otherwise, cervical warts will not be curbed, but will recur faster. The choice of exercise should also be scientific and reasonable. The climate is dry and hot in summer, so it is not suitable to do large-scale exercise. Women can shake the hula hoop at home for more than 20 minutes. Do 20 sit-ups every night.