Late symptoms of genital warts

  　1. The symptoms of late-stage genital warts may lead to cancer. About 15% of cervical genital warts and 10% of genital warts around the vulva and anus can develop into malignant tumors; 18% of penile cancer and 9% of vulvar cancer are caused by genital warts

　　2. For patients with symptoms of late-stage genital warts, if treatment is not active and thorough, especially if some contain high-risk viruses that are highly contagious, they can be transmitted to family members or other people, causing infection. The more contagious the body's immune system is suppressed, disease The more difficult it is to recover, the more likely it is to relapse over a long period of time.

　　3. Pressure. The warts in late-stage genital warts will continue to grow, enlarge, and increase in number. They can also merge with each other to take on the appearance of papillary, comb-shaped, pebble-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, etc., ranging in size, and can grow into huge genital warts. There is often itching and pressure, and there may be a foul odor if combined with bacterial infection. Compression of adjacent tissues and organs causes corresponding compression symptoms.