Can female stigma be cured?

In the early stages, genital warts appear milky white, dark red or dirty gray, with a moist surface, accompanied by itching and discomfort. Warts are prone to ulceration due to itching and scratching, and there will be exudate and bleeding. If secondary infection occurs, pus will be discharged with a foul odor and pain. If it invades the cervix, there will be increased blood discharge and bleeding during sexual intercourse; if it spreads to the anus and duodenum, it will cause pain and a feeling of anal prolapse.

If not treated in time, it will continue to grow, expand, and increase in number, making treatment more difficult. During the treatment process, patients must do a good job of medical care to prevent recurrence of the disease. Patients are required not to engage in sexual activity and go to the hospital for regular check-ups. Because the reinfection of most patients with genital warts is related to genital warts and HPV infection in their sexual partners, sexual activity should be avoided to reduce the chance of reinfection after treatment.

The initial symptoms of genital warts are tiny pink papules, which then gradually expand and increase in number, appearing singly or in groups, moist and soft, with an uneven surface, and appearing as nipple-like, cockscomb-shaped, or cauliflower-like protrusions. However, most of them are brittle and hard, with uneven wart-like hyperplasia. Clinically, they are divided into mushroom-like, cauliflower-like growths, and papillary-like growths according to their shapes. In addition, male genital warts look like cockscombs. Understanding the symptoms of genital warts can effectively improve self-diagnosis awareness. Therefore, in daily life, once you find any signs of the disease, you must pay attention to it. It is important to go to the hospital for treatment in time. In addition, because the pathology is long, it is also important to maintain a positive attitude and build confidence in long-term treatment.

Genital warts often enlarge and become cauliflower-like in shape, with a moist or bleeding surface. Thick fluid often accumulates between the particles, emitting a foul odor, and scratching may lead to secondary infection. Genital warts located in dry areas with low humidity are usually small and flat. Warts located in cold, damp and humid areas often appear flocculent or papilloma-like and are easy to coalesce into solid lumps. In patients with more severe liver disease, condylomata may enlarge. The key to treating genital warts is to grasp the severity of the disease and choose to carry out diagnosis and treatment when the disease is not serious. This can achieve a more ideal treatment effect. Do not be afraid of seeking medical treatment due to psychological barriers. Once the treatment opportunity is delayed, it will be impossible to cure it.

Genital warts are a viral infection and are difficult to cure without treatment. They are highly contagious (mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse). If not treated for a long time, they can cause lesions. Initially, they are tiny pink papules, which gradually expand and increase in number. The surface is uneven, moist and soft, with nipple-like, mushroom-like or cauliflower-like protrusions, bright red or dirty dark gray, with stalks at the roots, and are prone to produce erosive exudate and bleeding. Purulent secretions often accumulate in the gaps between skin lesions, causing a foul odor, and secondary infection is often caused by scratching. Often grows rapidly due to continuous exposure to local dampness and chronic irritation. Recommendation: In addition to removing warts, use medication to eliminate viral infections in the skin to prevent viral attacks. Although there are many tertiary hospitals, it is recommended to find one that is particularly good at sexually transmitted diseases, which will be beneficial to your condition.