Can filiform warts cause cervical cancer?

Do filiform warts cause cervical cancer?

If a woman over 40 years old is infected with filiform warts, and her overall physical condition, nutritional status, immunity and other aspects are relatively low, infection with filiform warts may lead to cervical cancer. Because the older a woman is, the function of her endocrine system will decline. At the same time, the body's resistance, immunity and ability to clear viruses will decline, making it easy to have other infections, thereby aggravating the severity of filiform warts and easily causing cervical cancer.

Therefore, filiform warts should be taken seriously and treated promptly, because many viral infections lead to cervical hyperplasia. If they are not treated properly or promptly, they may eventually develop into cervical cancer. Filiform warts do not cause cervical cancer.

How to treat early stage cervical cancer?

The main pathological types of cervical cancer are squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. Common symptoms include contact vaginal bleeding and increased vaginal discharge. The diagnosis depends on the biopsy of cervical lesions. The severity of the disease is determined by the FIGO clinical staging.

If the lesion develops or persists for two years during follow-up observation, it should be treated by cryoablation, laser or microwave ablation. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy.