Genital warts and their tendency to turn into tumors

　　For the stubborn sexual transmission of genital warts disease , there are many factors for its treatment. The disease is often caused by direct unclean sex and indirect contact with viral infections. The disease must be treated promptly, otherwise it is likely to become worse as the condition worsens. cancer ,like Uterus Cancer, penile cancer, etc. This is very harmful and is very likely to be life-threatening.

　　Condyloma acuminata is the second largest category of sexually transmitted diseases in my country, after gonorrhea. It is mostly caused by infection with a virus called human papillomavirus. It mainly occurs in the genital area. Papillary, cauliflower-shaped or spiny exostoses and invisible subcutaneous warts can be seen with the naked eye. clinical Infections and latent infections. It is transmitted through direct sexual contact. Two-thirds of those who have sexual contact with patients with genital warts will be infected, and the disease is most contagious within 3 months. Indirect infection may occur when contact with items contaminated by patient secretions, such as underwear, bathtubs, towels, etc.; genital warts can also be transmitted to newborns through the birth canal during delivery or through direct contact with sick parents after birth.

　　Severe genital warts are very likely to become cancerous. As the disease progresses, it may turn into a malignant tumor. If not treated promptly and effectively, some patients may develop abnormal cell precancerous lesions or cancerous changes over a period of time. Research shows that 15% of cancers, 5% of vulvar cancers and a considerable number of anal cancers occur on the basis of long-term lesions of genital warts.

　　Therefore, once symptoms and signs of genital warts are discovered, it is necessary to receive treatment in time. It is best to use scientific therapy to prescribe the right medicine. Exogenous genital warts can be removed by physical methods such as freezing and laser. However, clinical infection and latent infection are like viral sources, which will cause the recurrence of genital warts, so it is difficult to treat. The recurrence rate after the first treatment is 74%. Therefore, while removing the exogenous warts, treatment should be continued for a period of time to prevent recurrence. For those with multiple recurrences and rapid growth in a short period of time, especially those with ulcers and foul odor on the surface, pathological examination should be carried out as soon as possible to rule out the possibility of malignant transformation.

　　Through the above explanation, I believe that everyone has a clear understanding of the harmfulness of genital warts. Therefore, the disease must be treated in time and the medication must be symptomatic. Improper medication may cause cancer and even life-threatening, but as long as it is timely and choose a regular professional Hospital , can achieve clinical cure.