The probability of infection without warts

1. Are genital warts contagious?

Genital warts are a common infectious disease and are highly contagious. In recent years, genital warts have become one of the sexual diseases with the highest incidence rate. More and more people are suffering from this disease, which seriously threatens the physical and mental health of patients, their friends and their family members. It can be seen that the infectiousness of genital warts cannot be underestimated.

2. The harm of genital warts

The harm that genital warts bring to patients is even more terrible. Genital warts are highly recurrent and contagious. Not only will they cause genital warts to be infected in multiple parts of the body, but they will also endanger various organs and lead to various complications. In severe cases, genital warts may turn into cancer, causing life-threatening consequences. Not only that, genital warts can also bring harm to the family, leading to the breakdown of the relationship between husband and wife, causing family members to be unfortunately infected, and even causing the family to fall into an economic crisis and find it difficult to live a normal life.

Second, the transmission mode of genital warts

1. Mutual infection between husband and wife: If both husband and wife suffer from genital warts at the same time, both should be treated at the same time. And pay attention to the transmission routes of genital warts. Because treating genital warts on one side alone is ineffective, even if the treatment is thorough, it will still cause mutual infection during sexual life.

2. Friction of sexual organs: When patients with genital warts have friction with their sexual organs, tiny skin breaks that are invisible to the naked eye will occur. If one party has the virus, it can enter the skin of the other party and cause infection. This is one of the transmission routes of genital warts.

3. Self-vaccination: This transmission route of genital warts will cause itching in patients and cause great harm to them. Many patients will often scratch the affected area. If they do not pay attention to hygiene and touch other parts of their body after scratching, the transmission route of genital warts will cause self-inoculation infection.

4. Contact transmission: When patients come into contact with objects containing HPV pathogens, such as personal hygiene products such as underwear and towels; public hygiene products such as bathtubs and bathtubs, etc., contact transmission will occur. Therefore, family members and friends of patients must pay attention to taking preventive measures against genital warts.

5. Mother-to-child transmission: If a pregnant woman suffers from genital warts, it is likely to be transmitted to the fetus. At the same time, more attention should be paid to the transmission routes of genital warts. In order to avoid infecting the fetus during delivery, cesarean section can be chosen.