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As we all know, caring for women's health is a theme that the whole society is calling for. However, many women are now infected with urethral warts due to unclean sexual life. This kind of sexually transmitted disease causes great harm to female patients and even causes devastating damage to their families. It can be seen that urethral condyloma acuminatum causes great harm to female patients.

What are the harms of female urethral condyloma acuminatum?

1. It is highly contagious and can be spread through sexual intercourse: The infection rate of genital warts in patients with one sexual intercourse is as high as 60%, and it is often seen in areas that are easily damaged during sexual intercourse. However, in clinical medicine, not all people who have been exposed will develop genital warts. This may be related to the amount of virus exposed and the patient's immune status. The urethral opening is in a relatively special position, is moist for a long time, and is located in a hidden position, which is very easy to cause the remnants of viral infection.

2. It is very easy to relapse and the treatment time is long: Generally speaking, genital warts most often occur within 3 months after treatment. As time goes by, the patient's infectiousness decreases and the possibility of relapse also decreases. The patient had no relapses for 6 months after treatment and was clinically cured.

3. Unable to eradicate the disease and the disease recurs: Some patients have recurrent disease after treatment, which may be related to subclinical infection, latent infection or reinfection. After several treatments, most of the attacks can be controlled. There are also a few patients who are long-term carriers of the virus. After a period of time, the viral infection can be suppressed or even eliminated due to the improvement of the body's immune system.

4. Cause infertility and affect family harmony: Genital warts are non-infectious after recovery and will not affect pregnancy and fertility. After reliable treatment, if the symptoms subside and do not recur after one year, the patient can consider getting married and having children.

5. If urethral warts are not treated promptly, they may also lead to urethral obstruction, causing urinary incontinence and cystitis.

Once the treatment chosen by the patient is inconsistent with his or her own condition, causing genital warts to further malignant, comprehensive recovery cannot be achieved. Only when we understand the harm of condyloma acuminatum at the female urethral opening can we better prevent the infection of condyloma acuminatum virus, thus effectively preventing the occurrence of condyloma acuminatum and allowing patients to complete comprehensive recovery.