What are the symptoms of cervical genital ulcer

The problem of genital warts is very common, and women are more likely to suffer from genital warts. This disease is contagious and is often spread through sexual intercourse. Moreover, women may still have genital warts in the cervix, so it is important to pay attention to symptomatic treatment to avoid delaying the disease. So what are the symptoms of genital warts in the female cervix?

1. The symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum are generally condyloma acuminatum in the cervix, increased vaginal discharge, odor, abnormal color of vaginal discharge, and may also include pain and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Generally, you cannot judge whether you have genital warts by yourself, you need to go to the hospital for examination. Because genital warts can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, you should avoid unclean sexual intercourse. You need to pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid using public towels, bathtubs, etc. Cervical warts need to be detected and diagnosed early, and treated promptly after diagnosis.

2. Cervical condyloma acuminatum often leads to vaginitis. If there is chronic cervicitis and cervical erosion, the chance of vaginal infection is relatively high. Once gynecological inflammation occurs, it means that the balance of flora inside the vagina is destroyed, which is conducive to the reproduction of viruses. The symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum include frequent increase in leucorrhea, changes in the color and odor of leucorrhea, as well as bleeding and pain during sexual intercourse.

3. It should be noted that other vaginal inflammation and cervical inflammation may also cause the above symptoms. At the same time, women's leucorrhea will also be affected by external factors and change, such as: before and after menstruation, excessive fatigue, irregular sleep, continuous depression, etc., can cause abnormalities in women's leucorrhea. Cervical condyloma acuminatum, the initial symptoms of the disease are millet-sized, soft, light red wart-like papules, which gradually increase in size; the appearance is uneven and may appear nipple-like, mushroom-like or cauliflower-like, and may have a stalk. Most cervical HPV infections are subclinical and the damage is generally minor. After applying 5% acetic acid, symptoms of cervical condyloma acuminatum can be seen under the colposcope.