Pictures of genital eczema in pregnant women

Pseudo-condyloma has no effect on health, and the development of the rash has a certain self-limiting tendency, so generally no treatment is required, especially during pregnancy, try not to stimulate it, and it will not affect health. Pseudo-condyloma does not belong to genital tract infection and is non-infectious. It is mainly a kind of mild papilloma. It may be caused by physiological gene mutation or Candida albicans in the vagina, which makes the leucorrhea more irritating. In this case, you should eat more light food, pay attention to dietary regularity, and eat reasonably according to the doctor's advice.

Genital warts are a genital tract infection caused by human papillomavirus. In men, they mainly occur in the urethral opening, glans penis, coronal sulcus, foreskin, frenulum, genital body and around the anus; in women, they mainly occur in the urethral opening, vulva, cervix, labia majora, labia minora and around the anus. The main clinical manifestations are the appearance of millet- to peanut-sized papules on the skin, which are light brown in color, and are papilloma-like or cauliflower-like growths. Generally, there are no active symptoms. If 5% glacial acetic acid is applied to the warts, they will turn milky white in 3 to 5 minutes.

Genital warts are caused by human papillomavirus infection and are a reproductive tract infection that is very likely to occur in the private parts, around the anus, in the duodenum, etc. It can also occur in the male's coronal sulcus, glans penis, genitals, or the wet area where the genitals and scrotum meet. It mainly manifests as light pink or dark red papules the size of millet or mung bean, with excessive keratinization on the surface. They are scattered or appear alone. When they grow to a certain size, they sometimes have a cauliflower-like or cockscomb-like appearance. They are usually not accompanied by pain or itching.

Therefore, once you have genital warts, you must carry out active treatment, because it is caused by a virus and is also contagious to a certain extent. Sexual partners also receive regular checkups and treatment.