Symptoms of condyloma acuminatum before shedding

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I found some reddish papules on my genitalia, which are as big as rice grains. They gradually become more and more, and the most uncomfortable thing is that they also have ulcers and give off a lot of bad smell. The doctor told me it was condyloma acuminatum. For the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum before shedding, I'll tell you.

Symptoms of condyloma acuminatum before shedding

First: condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease of both men and women. Condyloma acuminatum mainly occurs in male and female genitalia and perianal. In men, the most common sites are around the coronal sulcus and frenulum of prepuce, which can also be seen in penis, prepuce, glans and urethral orifice. Most of the patients are young and middle-aged people who are sexually active. Before the onset of the disease, most of them had a history of unclean sexual contact or their spouses had a history of infection.

Second: suffering from condyloma acuminatum, many people initially have no symptoms, symptoms for local itching, pain, bleeding after sexual intercourse and vaginal secretions, have a history of sexual disorder, vulva, vagina, cervix, perianal, common two parts occur at the same time, often involving from the cervix to the anus all squamous epithelium covered area of multiple parts, showing multi center lesions, serious cases can involve the uterine cavity.

Third: condyloma acuminatum in male patients prone to prepuce frenum, coronal groove, prepuce, urethra, penis, anus and scrotum around. At the beginning of the disease, it was light red or purplish red miliary macrophyte with soft nature, slightly pointed tip, growing or increasing gradually. It can develop into papillary or cystic, with broad or banded base and granules on the surface. In the anus is often enlarged, like cauliflower, the surface is wet or bleeding, there is pus between the particles, emitting a foul smell, scratching can be secondary infection.

matters needing attention

To reduce the chance of infection, patients with condyloma acuminatum with sexual partners should be checked regularly, and those without condyloma acuminatum or HPV infection should be checked regularly. Because the re infection of most patients with condyloma acuminatum is related to their sexual partners suffering from Condyloma Acuminatum and HPV infection, it is necessary to avoid sexual contact with them in order to reduce the chance of re infection after treatment.