Will cervical warts recur after surgery?

Cervical warts are a common sexually transmitted disease. Cervical warts are very harmful and are very easy to recur. Recurrences can occur even after surgical treatment. So, what are the causes of recurrence of cervical warts after surgery? Only by understanding the causes of recurrence of cervical warts after surgery can we better and more effectively avoid the recurrence of cervical warts in daily life.

1. Irregular treatment. It makes the treatment of cervical warts more difficult. Irregular clinical treatment and irrational use of antibiotics have aggravated the drug resistance of the virus. The effect of drug treatment is weakened, which provides opportunities for virus replication and disease progression. At the same time, due to the synergistic effect of multiple drugs, unreasonable combination not only reduces the therapeutic efficacy of drugs, but also may have negative effects. This phenomenon is more common in clinical practice and has become an important cause of iatrogenic treatment misunderstandings.

2. Smoking and drinking are risk factors for the onset and recurrence of cervical warts. Because these substances can stimulate the activity of human lymphocytes and have an immunosuppressive effect, alcohol can inhibit the central nervous system, reduce anxiety, enhance sexual desire, and increase high-risk sexual behavior, which to a certain extent increases the occurrence and recurrence of cervical warts. Smoking can reduce the body's resistance, so smoking is also an independent risk factor for cervical warts. Studies have shown that the incidence of cervical warts in smokers is more than 3 times higher than that in non-smokers, and the incidence increases with the increase in smoking age and the number of cigarettes smoked per day. At the same time, smoking can promote the recurrence of cervical warts.

3. Marital status is related to the incidence and recurrence of cervical warts. The causes of cervical warts include divorce, separation of husband and wife, widowhood and unmarried people, and those with disharmonious marital life. Due to the increase of high-risk sexual behaviors, the chance of recurrence also increases. Improper use of condoms during sex can also lead to the incidence and recurrence of this disease. Men who do not wear condoms during sex, or only women who use barrier contraceptive methods (such as female condoms, contraceptive membranes, cervical caps) and oral contraceptives, will increase the chances of cervical warts and recurrence.

4. The causes of cervical warts include: The more sexual partners you have, the higher the chance of recurrence of cervical warts. The incidence and recurrence rates of cervical warts are much higher among sex workers. Those who first had sexual intercourse at the age of less than 19 have a higher incidence and recurrence rate than others. Those under the age of 25 have an increased risk of anogenital warts.

5. Caused by immune dysfunction. Once the human body's immunity is low, the virus will easily invade the body, and then multiply and cause lesions. Since patients with cervical warts have relatively low immunity and are often accompanied by other complications such as diabetes, AIDS, kidney transplantation, malignant tumors, immunosuppressive chemotherapy and the use of glucocorticoids, the incidence and recurrence rate of cervical warts are significantly increased, and the warts are also larger in size.

This is the end of the introduction to the reasons for recurrence of cervical warts after surgery. I believe everyone is clear about it! In fact, any disease has a certain chance of recurrence, so you need to carefully choose the treatment method. Only when the method chosen is scientific and the preventive measures are in place can you completely avoid the recurrence of the disease.