Patient's question:
I am four months pregnant and recently discovered pseudopapillomas. A pathological examination confirmed it. I want to know if it will affect the healthy growth and development of my fetus. I am very worried. I checked the information and found that pseudopapillomas are caused by vaginitis, but I have never felt any external genital itching. If it needs treatment, can it be done now? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, genital warts are caused by viral infections and are related to the immune function of the body. People with weakened immune function are more prone to recurrence. Treatment first involves physical therapies such as microwave and laser to remove the warts, followed by medications that regulate immune function, such as BCG polysaccharide nucleic acid and Pidotimod. Additionally, if pseudowarts do not cause any discomfort, they do not require treatment and can still lead to pregnancy. However, if the area is too large, affects appearance, or is accompanied by symptoms such as itching, it is essential to visit a hospital for examination and treatment under the guidance of a doctor based on the specific condition.