Genital warts are very common in daily life because this disease can cause great pain to patients. Patients with genital warts are very concerned about whether it has an impact on the fetus. Genital warts are viral infections, and some women may develop eczema before becoming pregnant. Can they get pregnant if they have eczema?
Genital eczema is a hereditary disease that has no impact on the fetus. However, in the later stage, genital warts will increase with the increase of hormone levels in the body. If you want to have a child, patients with genital warts should pay attention to treatment and cannot be treated with medication, only physical methods.
Although genital warts are not a genetic disease and have no impact on the fetus, if they become very severe during pregnancy, physical therapy is necessary.
The drugs used by pregnant women to treat genital eczema have a certain impact on the growth and development of the fetus. Therefore, when treating genital warts, pregnant women must adopt physical therapy methods, such as laser treatment, freezing, etc. It is best to perform abdominal planing during delivery to avoid affecting the fetus.
Genital warts bring great pain to patients, so if patients want to have a baby, they should try to completely cure this disease before pregnancy. After the body fully recovers, they can have a baby during pregnancy to avoid the impact of genital warts on the baby.
