What are the symptoms of acute cervical warts

The incidence of cervical warts is very high nowadays. When many people find warts in the early stage, they need to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the condition. So what are the symptoms of acute cervical warts? Experts say that cervical warts are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and are transmitted through sexual contact. They are more common in young women. The symptoms of cervical warts are often manifested as a small number of soft and tiny red papules at the beginning, which gradually increase in size and tend to merge or overlap with each other. The surface is uneven and warty. The following authoritative experts introduce it in detail.

What are the symptoms of acute cervical warts? What are the symptoms of genital warts?

Experts say that symptoms of cervical warts may include itching, burning pain, or pressure. Anal and rectal warts may cause pain and a feeling of tenesmus. Vaginal and cervical warts may cause sexual intercourse pain and increased vaginal discharge.

After women are infected with cervical warts, local dampness, heat and chronic irritation often cause them to grow rapidly, forming symptoms of lesions of varying sizes, such as nipple-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or mushroom-like lesions. They are soft in nature and easily bleed when touched. The surface is white, dirty or red due to the infiltration of secretions. The root of the wart is narrow and often has a stalk. The surface is moist and often has exudate and erosion. Purulent secretions accumulate in the cracks between the skin lesions, which are prone to secondary bacterial infection and emit a foul odor.

After understanding the symptoms of cervical warts, people also need to understand how to prevent genital warts so that they can cure cervical warts as soon as possible.

(1) Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid unclean sexual intercourse and promiscuity. Sexual contact is the main way of transmission of this disease. Prevention should focus on avoiding unclean sexual intercourse and promiscuity. In addition, a small number of people can be infected through indirect contact. Pay attention to personal hygiene and do not share daily necessities such as towels, underwear, bathtubs, etc.

(2) Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment. Cervical HPV infection is mostly subclinical. Most patients will be missed by naked eye identification. Data show that the clinical misdiagnosis rate of cervical warts is as high as 85%, which becomes the cause of recurrence and spread. In addition, cervical HPV infection has the risk of developing into cervical cancer. Early treatment can help reduce cervical warts.