What causes vulvar warts?

For women, vulvar warts are a relatively serious disease. Although there are many scientific treatments now, the treatment process is relatively long and it is easy to relapse after treatment. Therefore, we remind patients that while actively receiving treatment, they must also do a good job of care in all aspects of daily life. So what are the causes of vulvar warts?

1. Low immunity.

Refers to the cause of genital warts that is not transmitted through sexual contact. Contact with the secretions of patients with genital warts or contaminated utensils, such as towels, foot cloths, foot basins, clothes and quilts stained with secretions, and even toilet seats in the toilet, can all be the cause of genital warts.

2. Local environment:

Genital warts may recur in cases of local moisture, inflammation, increased secretions, pregnancy, or combination with other sexually transmitted diseases.

3. Unclean sexual life.

Unclean sexual life is the main cause of infection with genital warts. The cause of male genital warts is almost always caused by sexual contact. Patients with genital warts are the main source of infection, with rapid transmission and a high infection rate, and the disease usually develops about 3 weeks after infection.

4. Mental state and sleep:

Mental stress, anxiety, fatigue and staying up late often also promote the recurrence of genital warts.

5. Traumatic infection.

Papillomavirus can enter the body through small breaks in the skin or mucous membranes. After a few days of incubation, the bacteria multiply to a sufficient number and begin to cause disease, becoming the cause of genital warts. Therefore, treat broken wounds with caution.