Does a woman's oral cavity hurt?

Everyone knows that it is easy for women to get genital warts in their private parts. Genital warts are mainly caused by a papillomavirus, so they are highly contagious. But in fact, genital warts can also appear in women's mouths. Generally, genital warts appear in the mouth and spread over a very large area, and may even grow above the mouth, in the throat, and below the tongue. But when genital warts grow in a woman's mouth, will it be painful?

Are oral warts painful?

Oral genital warts are not painful, but they spread very quickly, so it is recommended that patients seek timely treatment. Subjective symptoms may include itching, burning pain or a sensation of stepping on. In other words, the typical early symptoms of genital warts include rough surface, nipple-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, cockscomb-shaped, granulation-shaped, and shredded meat-shaped appearance, which can be diagnosed by the naked eye alone.

Clinical case: What should I do if genital warts grow in the mouth, on the lips, tongue, and throat? Oral genital warts are mostly located in the frenulum under the tongue, on both sides of the tongue, and in the throat. When the warts in the throat are larger, there will be symptoms such as hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, and throat discomfort. Oral condyloma acuminatum patients have lesions and are located around the tongue, the rash is papillary, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like or cobblestone-like in appearance, the size of a mung bean, with clear borders.

Oral condyloma acuminatum is mainly transmitted through oral sex: but you don’t have to worry too much. If you have had oral sex during the onset of the disease or before or after the onset of the disease, and the person you have oral sex with happens to be someone infected with condyloma acuminatum or who is in the incubation period; then the chance of infection will increase, because the above symptoms will cause local congestion and a decrease in resistance, which will give the virus an opportunity to take advantage of and cause infection.

Because oral condyloma acuminatum is mostly located in the frenulum under the tongue, on both sides of the tongue, and in the throat, when the warts in the throat are larger, there will be symptoms such as hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, and throat discomfort. The treatment of oral genital warts cannot be ignored. If oral genital warts are not treated, it will directly affect the patient's breathing and bring many inconveniences to the patient's survival. The cause of oral condyloma acuminatum is: HPV can easily grow and reproduce in the warm and humid parts of the human body, so the external genitalia, perianal area and other parts are prone to condyloma acuminatum. Oral warts are mostly transmitted through oral sex. The harm of oral condyloma acuminatum is not only bleeding when touched and inability to swallow and chew normally, but also makes the patient look ugly and emits a foul odor. If not treated in time, the enlarged warts will block the throat, cause suffocation, and may even become cancerous, so how to prevent this disease is the focus of prevention and treatment.