Will cervical warts be contagious if I wash clothes with those of patients with cervical warts?

As the saying goes, home is a harbor of happiness. With family, you have everything. If a person is sick, the family will definitely be more worried, and the patient himself will be more uncomfortable. There are also some special diseases that will make people more worried, such as infectious diseases. Many people are worried about whether cervical warts are contagious. The following is to share with you whether cervical warts can be transmitted to family members?

Cervical warts are a highly contagious disease, and it is generally difficult for patients with cervical warts to detect the disease in the early stages of the disease. This is because cervical warts have a certain incubation period, so patients basically have no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. The following is a detailed introduction to whether cervical warts can infect family members. Many patients with cervical warts are not only worried that their own condition cannot be cured quickly, but they are afraid that they will infect their family members because they often live with their families. Therefore, patients need to take relevant protective measures. The disease is highly contagious. In addition to direct sexual contact, it can also cause illness due to contact with contaminants. There are several ways to prevent cervical warts from infecting family members:

Resist unclean sexual behavior. More than half of the patients with cervical warts are infected by sexually transmitted diseases. One family member is infected with the disease from society and infects the spouse through sexual life, and may also be transmitted to other family members through close contact in daily life, which not only brings physical pain, but also causes family discord and mental stress. Therefore, improving sexual morality and not having extramarital sex are important aspects of preventing the occurrence of cervical warts.

Pay attention to personal hygiene. Wash your body parts on time and change your underwear frequently. Underwear can be washed separately. Even among family members, each person should have his own basin and towel. Do not have sex if the disease has not been cured. If some symptoms disappear after effective treatment, but it is still uncertain whether there is a risk of recurrence, you should receive a comprehensive treatment of oral and external washing medicines, and have a follow-up examination after treatment. If you have sex during this period, you can use condoms for protection. As long as you take proper precautions, you can avoid infecting your family.