HPV virus symptoms pictures

Many people test positive for HPV during routine physical examinations, but because the body has no obvious symptoms, they don't take it too seriously. But in fact, this puts themselves on the edge of danger. Genital warts caused by HPV virus infection have long been a very common reproductive tract infection in modern society. Only based on the typical symptoms of these HPV virus infections can genital warts be accurately assessed.

HPV virus symptoms photos

1. The typical symptoms of HPV virus infection are small, dark red papules in the early stages of infection, which will gradually expand and increase over time. Moreover, the surface will continue to show protrusions. Generally speaking, most of the materials are brittle and hard, and they are all uneven wart-like hyperplasia. In clinical medicine, the shapes of genital warts include mushroom-shaped, cockscomb-shaped, cauliflower-shaped growths, papillary-shaped, etc. Therefore, the shapes of HPV virus infection are various.

2. The surface colors of genital warts caused by HPV infection vary, some are bright red, some are dark gray, or normal skin color. The HPV-infected area is relatively moist. In addition, a very small number of patients will experience vulvar itching, pain or even bleeding during sexual intercourse. Due to the constant itching, patients will often scratch the area, which will damage the HPV warts and may cause erosion and even bleeding, leading to secondary infection with final bleeding.

3. The sites of infection of HPV virus in male patients are generally foreskin, frenulum, glans penis and its coronal sulcus and urethral orifice. Of course, there are also very few patients who will develop the disease in the male genital body. Female patients are more likely to develop the disease in the private parts, vagina, around the anus, and cervix. It is very common for female HPV virus infection to occur in these two locations at the same time. In special families, that is, bisexual patients, the disease usually occurs in the anus and duodenum, but rarely in the scrotum. In addition to the common sites of occurrence, there are many other sites where the disease may occur, such as between the toes, the navel, the mouth, and the armpits.