Can you get pregnant by having sex with a doctor?

There are many ways for genital warts to be transmitted. Because genital warts are caused by papillomavirus, they can be transmitted through the virus. For example, if the private parts of men and women are not clean enough during sexual intercourse, they may be infected with genital warts. When treating genital warts, laser treatment is mainly used. But for patients with genital warts, can they still continue to get pregnant?

Genital warts can invade any part of the vulva and can cause infection through contact with the affected area during sexual intercourse. For female patients, genital warts can easily spread to around the anus. Most of them have no obvious symptoms when they first occur. Occasionally, itching may occur, or scratching due to itching may cause bleeding.

If the genital warts occur on the vulva, and the warts are small and sporadic, then this situation will not affect conception. However, if the warts are large, close to the vaginal opening and have a foul-smelling secretion, then it will cause psychological disorders or loss of libido, which may cause temporary infertility.

Although some women can still get pregnant normally when they have genital warts, it is not recommended to get pregnant when they have genital warts. This is because if they are not treated and are serious, the disease can be transmitted through the birth canal during delivery, causing laryngeal papillomavirus in the baby, which can have a great impact on the baby's health.

Some patients with genital warts are worried about becoming infertile because of it, but there is no need to have this mental burden. Genital warts can be cured as long as they are treated in time, and fertility will not be affected after the cure, so it will not affect pregnancy. However, timely treatment is crucial. Otherwise, getting pregnant during the illness will be very harmful to both yourself and the fetus.

From the above introduction, it can be seen that it is possible to get pregnant if you have genital warts, and it will not affect conception after being cured. However, if the warts are large and severe during the outbreak, the location of the warts may have a certain impact on conception, thereby causing temporary infertility. Therefore, in this case, timely treatment is necessary to prevent it from affecting normal conception and fertility.