How do women get genital warts?

How do women get genital warts? Genital warts are a disseminated disease that is highly contagious and cannot be completely cured. In recent years, the number of women suffering from genital warts has continued to increase, and the harm caused by this disease to women is very great. The structure of women's urinary system is different from that of men, and the recurrence rate after treatment is higher. The following is a detailed introduction to the causes of genital warts:

Experts say that the virus that causes genital warts is called simplex condyloma acuminatum virus infection, which can be divided into type 1 and type 2. Type 1 is mainly found in the respiratory system, lips, mouth, eyes, cornea and skin, and can cause lesions above the waist. 99% of the warts in these areas are caused by type 1 virus infection. Type 2 virus infection is mainly present in sexual organs, such as the urethra and cervix. 90% of condyloma acuminatum on male genital organs is caused by virus type 2.

However, condyloma simplex virus infection cannot survive for a long time outside the human body and therefore must be transmitted through direct physical contact. The virus can invade the body through broken skin or mucous membranes, first grow and multiply in the passage area, and then spread through the blood circulation.

Type 2 virus infection tends to affect sexually active young people aged 15-30, and the incidence rate is high among those with disordered relationships between the sexes. In addition to symptomatic patients, some carriers may have no symptoms but can still infect others. Especially for prostitutes or secret prostitutes who sell their bodies, the virus carrier rate (type 2) reaches more than 70%.

Generally speaking, women with genital warts experience pain when urinating in the early stages, and many people tend to mistakenly believe that it is a bladder infection. It usually lasts 2-3 weeks, and new ulcers appear just as the old ones begin to heal. Doctor's introduction: Female genital warts can be transmitted to the other party through sexual intercourse, and the incidence rate is very high.

The symptoms of female genital warts are not obvious. Many patients do not have any symptoms. Very few patients will experience symptoms of female genital warts such as pain when urinating. Therefore, when women feel unwell, they should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the treatment of the disease.

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease with relatively serious adverse effects. It not only harms the patient's own health, but also causes a lot of harm to his family. If you unfortunately get genital warts, you must seek treatment as soon as possible, choose a reliable hospital, cooperate closely with the doctor's treatment, and restore your health as soon as possible.