Can Female Genital Condyloma Acuminatum Be Infectious? Three Prevention Methods for Genital Condyloma Acuminatum

Condyloma acuminatum is a familiar disease and a common disease with high incidence rate, which will seriously affect the normal life and health of patients. Among them, genital warts are a common gynecological disease in women. Let's take a look.

Etiology of Genital Condyloma Acuminatum

1. Low immunity. The reason why patients are infected with the virus is not related to their own immunity. Mainly refers to towels, foot cloths, foot basins, blankets, and even toilet seats, which can be infected with non sexual contact infections, secretions or pollutants from patients with genital warts.

2. Trauma and unclean sexual life also have some patients getting sick through trauma infection. This situation is not uncommon. Genital warts and papillomavirus can invade the body through small ruptured wounds on the skin or mucosa. After several days of incubation, the bacteria have multiplied to a sufficient number and started to develop disease. Therefore, we should be careful of ruptured wounds. Unclean sexual intercourse is the main cause of infection with genital warts. Male genital warts are almost always caused by sexual contact. Patients with genital warts are the main source of infection, spreading quickly and with a high infection rate, usually occurring around 3 weeks after infection.

3. Direct contact is the main cause of illness. If sexual contact occurs with many people, the incidence rate of condyloma acuminatum is much higher. In clinical practice, over 70% of patients have a history of sexual contact.

4. Infectious factors, mainly due to multiple sexual disorders, increase the likelihood of infection, especially during sexual intercourse treatment, which can lead to the risk of worsening the condition. The main site of infection is on the surface of the reproductive organs, and as the disease progresses, it may infect other parts, such as the perianal area. The treatment of primary injuries is not thorough enough, such as laser burning too shallow, and residual skin lesions still contain HPV after treatment; In some patients, the urethra (60%) or scrotum (22%) is a reservoir of HPV and a source of dissemination of HPV in the external genitalia.

Can genital warts be contagious?

Genital warts are a highly contagious disease, and patients with genital warts often find it difficult to detect the disease in the early stages of the disease. This is because genital warts have a certain incubation period, so patients have basically no symptoms in the early stages of the disease.

How to transmit genital genital warts?

1. Direct contact infection: Direct contact infection is the main mode of transmission of genital warts. When people engage in sexual activity with or with patients with genital warts without safety measures, they are highly likely to be infected with the disease.