Patient's question:
After giving birth for over two months, I have cervical erosion, vaginitis, and pelvic inflammation. Today, when I visited a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, they found a small lump inside my vagina and said it was a wart. Is this serious? Could it lead to cancer?Doctor's answer:
Genital warts are primarily spread through sexual activity. They have a rapid onset and a very strong infectivity, making them prone to occurrence. If this disease is not treated effectively in its early stages, it will continue to worsen and may even potentially lead to cancer. Therefore, it is crucial to seek active treatment. It is best for sexual partners to undergo thorough examination and treatment together to prevent cross-infection and recurring relapses. However, this disease can also heal on its own. It is essential to actively seek treatment.