What are the symptoms associated with cervical warts?

Cervical condyloma acuminatum is an uncommon disease and a serious health problem for female patients. It seriously affects the patient's body and mind, is detrimental to the normal family life, and disrupts the normal life order. So what are the symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum?

When it comes to cervical warts, many women tend to associate it with cervical erosion. These are two completely different types of diseases with completely different symptoms. The so-called erosion means rottenness, and the symptoms of cervical warts are cauliflower-like growths. Pay attention to personal hygiene and prevent unclean sexual intercourse and promiscuity. Sexual contact transmission is the primary route of transmission of cervical warts. Prevention should focus on preventing unclean sexual intercourse and promiscuity. In addition, a few can be transmitted through non-sexual contact. Pay attention to personal hygiene and do not share living supplies, such as towels, underwear, bathtubs, etc. Cervical warts are not easy to detect because of their hidden location. They are not easy to detect in the early stages and treatment is easily delayed. Knowing the symptoms of cervical warts, pay attention to preventing cervical warts in life.

The cervix is ​​a common site for female genital warts and also a typical symptom of female genital warts. Genital warts in the cervix can cause warts of various shapes to grow in women's urethral opening, vaginal wall, vaginal opening, labia majora and minora. The virus of this disease may also infect the cervix and cause cervicitis. Most people only pay attention to the treatment of obvious warts in the vulva, but not the overall situation, thus ignoring the harm caused by the virus invading the cervix. Genital warts in the cervix are characterized by cytological changes, such as an increase in concave cells, visible dyskeratosis, nuclear atypia, etc., and granulations growing outward can be seen clinically, but most patients cannot see obvious warts. These lesions are difficult to see with the naked eye and can only be found with a genital endoscope.

Experts remind: Many diseases such as vaginal inflammation or other cervical inflammation will also cause the above symptoms, and the abnormality of leucorrhea will also be affected by external factors and change. Before and after menstruation, overwork, irregular sleep, continuous depression, etc. will affect the change of leucorrhea. Therefore, it is wrong to judge whether you have cervical warts based on the symptoms of the disease. If you suspect that you have symptoms of genital warts, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination to avoid misdiagnosis. Recommended reading: How to prevent cervical genital warts

Symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum: initially, they are millet-sized, soft, light red warty papules, which gradually increase in size and have uneven shapes, such as papillary, mushroom or cauliflower-like, and may have pedicles. Most cervical HPV infections are subclinical, and protection is generally small. It is often necessary to apply 5% acetic acid. Symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum can be seen under the colposcope. They are whitish or slightly shiny white lesions with irregular appearance, jagged, multifaceted or feathery edges. Satellite lesions can spread outside the transitional zone, and capillary networks can still be seen.

Through the introduction of the above content, we understand some symptoms of patients with cervical condyloma acuminatum. These symptoms reflect the different onset of the disease and the degree of deterioration of the disease. We must do a good job in preventing the disease, strengthen physical exercise, improve our own immune ability, and actively and bravely fight the disease.