What are the dangers of vaginal warts

We know that both boys and girls are more likely to have genital warts. Moreover, once genital warts appear in a woman's vagina, there will often be varying degrees of discomfort. As a relatively common disease, it poses a greater threat to women, so it is necessary to recognize that you have genital warts as early as possible and then actively treat the disease.

The dangers of genital warts:

1. HPV is associated with the occurrence of skin tumors

Medical clinical experiments have found that HPV virus may be related to skin cancer and tumors in other parts of the body.

HPV-11, 16, and 18 DNA can be found in benign oral growths and precancerous lesions, and in skin squamous cell carcinoma tissues. HPV-6 papilloma in the throat has been seen to malignantly transform into laryngeal cancer. Epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV) of the skin is evidence of the potential carcinogenic effect of HPV. Multiple HPV types of DNA have been found in EV lesions, and HPV-5, 8, 14, 17 and 20 have been detected in patients' squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin is suspected to be the result of malignant transformation of viral lesions.

2) Psychological harm

When one spouse becomes ill, both parties become suspicious of each other, leading to family disharmony and possibly even a marriage crisis. Psychological worry and fear are also the main factors that cause some patients to be reluctant to seek medical treatment. Their condition continues to worsen but they hide it and dare not seek treatment.

To sum up, genital warts are not only harmful to women themselves, but also very bad if they cause suspicion and accusations between couples. The onset of genital warts must be treated actively. You know, once diagnosed, the patient will bear a heavy psychological cross. Therefore, the problem of genital warts needs to be treated actively.