What are the symptoms of cervical warts in the early stage of the disease?

Since cervical warts are one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in women, once contracted, they can be easily transmitted to others through sexual contact or contaminated daily necessities, and can easily cause harm to future generations. Once contracted, you need to receive timely treatment. How to determine whether you have cervical warts can be determined by some unique symptoms and common sites. Let's take a look at the specific symptoms of cervical warts in women introduced by experts!

Experts point out that female cervical condyloma is an epithelial proliferative lesion caused by human papillomavirus infection and is one of the important sexually transmitted diseases. Warm and moist vulvar skin and mucous membranes are conducive to their growth and reproduction, forming vulvar or vaginal cervical condyloma. However, not all vulvar growths are cervical condyloma, so clinical pathological diagnosis must strictly follow the standards.

The average incubation period of female cervical condyloma is 2-3 months. The lesions develop without self-limitation. The symptoms are local itching and pain. A few patients are asymptomatic. Growth sites: vulva, vagina, cervix, perianal area. It is common for two sites to occur at the same time. Local manifestations are small reddish or gray papules, which are wart-like protrusions. They often fuse to form cauliflower-like growths. There is a history of sexual promiscuity. The lesions turn white after 5% acetic acid is applied. The incubation period of pseudo-condyloma is 3 days to 3 weeks. It is self-limited and generally asymptomatic. Some local itching occurs. The labia minora on both sides are often symmetrically distributed. It is rare for two sites to occur at the same time. The lesions are caviar or pearl-like papules. Some are polyp-like or villous. They do not fuse. There is no history of sexual promiscuity. They do not turn white after 5% acetic acid is applied. The cause is still unclear. Some people believe that it is related to hormones, fungal infections or other chronic irritations, and it is easy to be misdiagnosed as cervical condyloma.

The above is an introduction to the specific symptoms and common sites of female cervical warts. If cervical warts are not treated in time, some patients may develop cancer after a period of time. According to research data, 5% of vulvar cancer and a considerable number of anal cancers are caused by long-term lesions of "cervical warts". Therefore, if you find that you have cervical warts, you must go to a professional and regular hospital for scientific treatment! I wish you all good health.