Risk between pregnancy and Genital wart |
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The period of pregnancy has the highest risk of genital wart infection. Woman's immune system is weakening during that ten month. If you have HPV incubate under your skin, it is more likely to develop wart. |
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If you have history of genital wart problem, you should tell your doctor during checkup.
During pregnancy, vaginal wart could expand and enlarge. This will lead to difficult to urinate. It also affects the elastic of vaginal wall during childbirth. It is possible for your infant to be infected with wart in his throat, which requires surgery to prevent airway obstruction. Pregnant women who have genital warts often find that their symptoms of genital warts get worse during pregnancy. This is because your immune system is naturally suppressed during this time, making you more vulnerable to viruses and infections. As a result, you may find that your warts grow quicker and larger. Genital warts may cause a number of problems during pregnancy. Sometimes warts can enlarge during pregnancy, making urinating difficult. If warts are present on the vagina they can make it less elastic and cause obstruction during delivery. In rare cases pregnant women can spread the infection to their child during birth. |
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