In addition to cervical cancer, HPV infection with human papillomavirus can also cause the disease.

In recent years, with the "cervical cancer", "HPV vaccine" and other keywords frequently appear in the public eye, more and more people began to pay attention to human papillomavirus (HPV) infection.
, hpV viruses can cause other diseases in addition to malignant tumors such as cervical cancer.
today, the cdc control jun on one of the popular science - warts.
HPV has more than 200 subtypes, warts are mostly caused by HPV6 and HPV11, can lead to skin mucosal wart-like growth lesions.
sexual transmission is the main route of transmission, and a small number of people can be infected through non-sexual transmission, such as close contact.
with warts can also be transmitted to newborns during childbirth.
incubation period after HPV infection is 1-8 months, with an average of 3 months.
the symptoms of suffering from warts? The place of onset is in the genital and areas.
the initial manifestations of the onset of small papules (needle to mung bean size), gradually increased or increased, the development of nipple-like, chicken crown-shaped, cauliflower-like or lump-shaped fat organisms, uneven surface.
images from cloves doctor patients generally unconscious symptoms, a small number of patients can have itching, foreign body feeling, oppression or burning pain.
because warts are prone to recurrent attacks, affecting daily life, so easy to cause the psychological burden of patients.
note that the above typical clinical manifestations are in fact only the "tip of the iceberg" of warts.
HPV infection is mostly subclinical or latent infection, but it is still contagious.
subclinical infections do not have skin damage that is visible to the naked eye.
you have to get warts if you're infected with HPV? Not necessarily! When the human body is infected with HPV, most infected people can remove the virus through their own immune system, will not develop warts or other symptoms of infection, but can still transmit the virus to others.
warts can be treated? Can be treated.
there are foreign medicine, laser, freezing and other treatment methods, doctors will be selected according to the specific condition.
the recurrence rate of warts is high, patients should follow up regularly.
can I prevent warts? 1. Vaccine prevention: Currently, four- and nine-price HPV vaccines can prevent about 90% of warts, while about 70% and 90% of cervical cancer and related pre-cancer lesions can be prevented, respectively.
countries such as the United States and Australia found that the prevalence of warts in sexually active people dropped significantly after the HPV vaccine was approved for sale.
2. Cut off transmission: Because warts are sexually transmitted diseases, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, using condoms properly, etc. can reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases such as warts.
if there are suspected symptoms, be sure to go to the regular hospital as soon as possible to check treatment.
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