After a woman with acromegaly has a normal birth, the baby may have two outcomes: 1. The baby is all right and is not infected with HPV during birth. 2. During delivery, the baby is infected with the virus and develops acromegaly when it passes through a birth canal infected with HPV. Although this route of transmission is relatively rare, but during the preparation for pregnancy, if you have warts, you should be treated as much as possible to remove the virus and avoid the occurrence of mother-to-child transmission.