A row of granulation tissue grows on the inner side of the labia minora

If a row of granulations grow on the inner side of the labia minora, it may be caused by genital warts or genital herpes. Genital herpes is a very common gynecological disease. If not treated in time, it is likely to cause infertility in the patient. Therefore, in daily life, everyone should be aware of the harm of genital herpes and actively seek treatment.

1. The symptoms of genital herpes mainly include papules, blisters, ulcers and erosions of varying degrees around the genitals. Therefore, once similar symptoms appear, timely treatment must be sought to avoid causing serious diseases, especially for male fertility. In severe cases, it can lead to female infertility. Even though genital herpes is not hereditary, it can reduce the likelihood of good eugenics.

2. If a man contracts genital herpes and transmits it to his partner, the baby may be infected when passing through the birth canal during delivery. When babies are infected with herpes, they may develop skin, eye or oral infections, damage the central nervous system and other internal organs, lead to intellectual disabilities or even death.

The above three points are the experts’ explanations of the harmful effects of genital herpes on fertility. I hope they can help everyone. Healthy fertility is an important guarantee for the happiness of our family. Therefore, if you have symptoms similar to genital herpes, you must take timely measures to avoid affecting future generations.

1. The harm of genital herpes to family members. If either spouse has genital herpes. Then, the other party will be very likely to be infected. It's not just contagious between couples. Family members are also at a high risk of contracting genital herpes when in close contact with patients.

3. The harm of genital herpes to the patient himself. If you suffer from genital herpes and do not receive timely treatment. Or if the condition is more serious, it may induce fatal diseases such as cervical cancer, penile cancer, and even AIDS. If not treated promptly, the condition may worsen.