Why do pregnant women have filiform warts?

Filiform warts are a unique type of common warts, which often appear on the eyelids and neck, and some people may develop them on the breasts. So, can pregnant women breastfeed if they have filiform warts on their breasts? Why do pregnant women develop filiform warts?

Why do pregnant women develop filiform warts?

Filiform warts are caused by low immunity of human body and infection with filiform wart virus. Pregnant women generally have hormonal disorders and reduced immunity, so they are more susceptible to filiform warts. For some patients, filiform warts can be cured after delivery and their immune system gradually recovers, and no treatment is needed. However, if they are not cured and persist, treatment is required. For treatment, you can go to the hospital and use carbon dioxide laser or plasma laser. After the breastfeeding period ends, you can also take immune-regulating drugs orally, such as pidotimod dispersible tablets.

Can pregnant women breastfeed if they have filamentous warts?

Exclusive breastfeeding is not recommended. Filiform warts are a type of skin infection caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). They are contagious. If pregnant women have them on their breasts, breastfeeding is generally not recommended. Because during breastfeeding, if the baby bites the warts, the wart virus will spread, and the baby's resistance is too weak, it is easy to be infected with various dental diseases. And when using a manual breast pump to pump out breast milk and feed the baby, you must be very careful not to scratch the wart to avoid contaminating the milk. In addition, pregnant mothers should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid transmitting the wart virus to the baby during daily contact.

What are the symptoms of filiform warts?

Filiform warts are a unique form of wart disease, which can cause skin allergies, cancer, HIV, hepatitis and other immune system diseases by destroying the immune system. Symptoms of filiform warts: The main lesions are single flocculent protrusions, which can be aggregated or dispersed. They are usually dark brown or lighter dark brown. The flocculent growths are long, thin and soft, and may have pedicles. They are often seen on the upper eyelids, neck, chin and hair. The number can range from a few infections to hundreds, which greatly affects the appearance, and if not treated properly, permanent scars may be left.

What are the harms of filiform warts

1. Unsightly Filiform warts damage the appearance of sensitive areas such as women's face and neck. It is highly contagious and can infect multiple parts of the body through its own vaccination. Large-scale infection will cause disfigurement, greatly affecting appearance and affecting interpersonal relationships.

2. Damage to the health of the immune system Long-term infection with human papillomavirus, which causes filiform warts, can damage the body's immune system recovery mechanism, making it impossible for the immune system to function normally, and thus causing specific immune system diseases, such as: allergies, hepatitis, nephritis, cancer, etc. At present, various gynecological inflammations have been found to be closely related to this virus infection.

3. Improper treatment may cause disfigurement. Many people like to tie the roots of warts with hair rings, pick them hard, or use some so-called folk remedies to chemically burn them, which can easily leave scars and pigmentation.