A meat ball grows at the female urethra

If a female has a lump growing at the urethral opening, it is best to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department to see if it is genital warts or cysts. Depending on the situation, the doctor can provide symptomatic treatment. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene in daily life, wear pure cotton underwear, it is best to expose the underwear under the sun, change it every day, and do some outdoor activities to improve the body's resistance and immunity. Next, we discuss the reasons why a meat ball grows at the female urethral opening.

If a female has a meat ball growing at the urethral opening, it is probably condyloma acuminatum. Let's discuss the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum in women:

Most female genital warts are asymptomatic. The symptoms include local itching, pain, bleeding during sexual intercourse and female secretions, and a history of promiscuous sex. Apply 5% glacial acetic acid to the affected skin and turn it white.

Growth site: private parts, vagina, cervix, around anus, usually occurs in two sites at the same time, often invading multiple sites of the entire squamous epithelium-covered area from cervix to anus, presenting as multi-center lesions, and in severe cases can invade the uterine cavity.

Cervical warts mostly occur in the transitional zone of the cervix. They may be single or multiple and may be combined. They are somewhat similar to papillary epithelial cell hyperplasia, but standard loops can be seen in the transparent subepithelial tissue.

Vaginal warts are often multiple, common in the upper 1/3 and lower 1/3 of the vagina, and the lesions are mainly manifested as raised, dense white protrusions, sometimes as a raised avascular keratinized soft plaque. One of the characteristics of vaginal warts is that they will continue to disappear, especially after the cervical and vaginal warts are treated.

Private warts are the most common. They are generally soft, pink or grayish white, vascular, sessile growths with multiple finger-like protrusions on the surface. They are mostly seen in wet and cold areas and areas of friction during sexual intercourse, such as the vulva, vulva, urethral opening, and broken hymen. They can also spread to other parts of the private parts or around the anus.

Condyloma acuminatum in non-mucosal areas is more keratinized and similar to common warts.