How condyloma acuminatum is transmitted

There are many common diseases in life. Different diseases have some differences in causes, symptoms, and treatment methods. Not all diseases are known to people. Therefore, after you feel relieved that you have a disease, you should go to the hospital for physical examinations. This will be of great help to your own disease and make the disease better. Genital warts are a disease that is easy to suffer from. What are the transmission routes of genital warts?

Genital warts are a contagious disease, so the treatment of such a disease must be timely, otherwise it will cause serious damage to the patient's body. What are the transmission routes of genital warts?

Condyloma acuminatum transmission route:

(1) Direct contact transmission is the main route of transmission. According to research, 2/3 of people who have sexual contact with patients with genital warts may develop this disease. The disease is most contagious during an average period of 3.5 months, so people with promiscuous sex are most susceptible to the disease. It is usually transmitted through unclean sexual intercourse, through damaged skin and mucous membranes. Survey data show that genital warts mostly occur in young people aged 20-30, and most of these patients have a history of extramarital sexual promiscuity.

(2) Mother-to-child transmission of genital warts in infants and young children or laryngeal papillomatosis and genital warts in children may be caused by the fetus passing through the birth canal infected with HPV during delivery or by close contact with the mother after birth.

(3) Indirect object transmission can be transmitted through daily necessities such as underwear, bathtubs, and bath towels. If women wear nylon underwear and do not pay attention to cleaning the vulva, candidal vaginitis or Trichomonas vaginitis is likely to occur, or if there is an increase in leucorrhea caused by other infections, the local immersion and moisture will provide favorable conditions for the inoculation, breeding and reproduction of papillomavirus. Scratching the genitals with contaminated hands or using contaminated towels can also cause the infection of genital warts. Other causes of infection include not paying attention to genital hygiene or not washing hands before defecation. Everyone knows that they should wash their hands before meals and after defecation, but few people know that they should wash their hands before defecation or before touching the vulva (such as changing menstrual tampon or sanitary napkin). People are only afraid that touching the vulva with their hands will contaminate their hands, but they don't know that their hands can also contaminate the vulva.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the transmission routes of genital warts. When treating such a disease, we should not only choose drug treatment, but also make reasonable arrangements in diet. This will be of great help to improve the disease and allow ourselves to progress and be cured.