Having a baby can bring great happiness, but for many pregnant women, the entire pregnancy process may not be very smooth. For example, if there is a situation where genital warts occur, but they do not occur in the birth canal, pregnant women are very conflicted about whether to have vaginal delivery. Can vaginal delivery be performed without warts in the birth canal?
After discovering genital warts, timely scientific treatment is necessary. Generally speaking, after 36 weeks of pregnancy, if the lesion is limited to the external genitalia, it can still be frozen or surgically removed, and vaginal delivery can be performed. If the lesions are widely present in the external genitalia, vagina, and cervix, vaginal delivery is prone to soft fetal tear injuries, causing massive bleeding, or if there are large soft birth canal lesions, cesarean section surgery should be performed.
Genital warts can cause diseases through transmission. Even if they do not occur in the birth canal, it is best not to have a vaginal delivery. Choosing a caesarean section can ensure a safer birth for the fetus.
There are many reasons that can cause genital warts, such as having sexual intercourse in the early years or having multiple sexual partners. Meanwhile, conditions such as weakened immune system are high-risk factors for the onset of the disease. So female friends must pay attention to taking good care of their bodies in life, so as to have a smoother pregnancy and baby.
Pregnant women with genital warts must maintain a calm attitude and not be overly anxious. They should control their condition according to the doctor's treatment in order to better prepare for their future baby.
