What is pseudohygroma

In life, we often encounter some serious medical problems, and we should pay attention to treatment in time. For example, warts are a disease that is complicated to treat and difficult to recover from. Then you should pay attention to the treatment method. Common pseudo-condyloma australis is a type of wart that grows on the skin and has unbearable pain. Therefore, this disease problem should be clarified. So what is pseudo-eczema?

Why do women get pseudo-condyloma acuminatum?

Regarding the causes of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women, pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is mainly related to abnormal development of local sebaceous glands or local inflammatory stimulation. It exists to a greater or lesser extent in some normal people and has no effect on health. If there is inflammatory stimulation, the inflammation should be treated accordingly. It is not recommended to use physical treatments such as laser on the papules themselves. If it is indeed genital warts and repeated treatments are still ineffective, you can try autologous blood immunotherapy (anti-recurrence therapy) at the same time as physical therapy.

Why do women get pseudo-condyloma acuminatum? The main cause of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women is the physiological abnormality of the patient. It may also be related to other infections, such as urinary tract infection and long-term vaginal secretion stimulation. The main manifestations of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in daily life are vulvar itching, skin lesions limited to the labia minora, increased vaginal discharge, small mucosal-colored or light red papules with a smooth surface. This disease is prone to occur in the vulva of women aged 20 to 30, especially the inner side of the labia minora and the vestibule of the vagina. Some parts of pseudocondyloma acuminatum undergo villous changes. The acetic acid white test was negative and the toluidine blue test was negative.

According to research, pseudo-condyloma acuminatum has nothing to do with human papillomavirus. Experts at our site say that when treating this disease, other infections should be treated first. If patients suffer from candidal vaginitis or urinary tract infection in their daily lives, they should be treated first, and prevention should be strengthened to avoid infection with such diseases. So as not to cause some unnecessary trouble.

The most common age of female pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is 18 to 40 years old, with an incidence rate of 16% to 18%. The clinical symptoms of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women are 1 to 2 mm papules, light red, clustered and not fused; they are smooth, roe-like or villous in shape, and feel granular to the touch; they are distributed on the inner side of the labia minora or the vestibule. Generally, there are no conscious symptoms of female pseudo-condyloma acuminatum or only mild itching, which can be easily confused with condyloma acuminatum clinically.

Genital warts mostly occur on the vulva, urethral orifice, cervix and perianal area. Initially they are small moist papules of light red or dirty gray color, which quickly form wart-like proliferations of varying sizes that may fuse and be shaped like cauliflower or cockscomb, sometimes with secretions and a foul odor.

Generally, female pseudocondyloma acuminatum can be distinguished from genital warts based on the following characteristics of the hairy labia minora. The hairy labia minora of this disease are not contagious, the course of the disease can be more than half a year, and the lesions are mostly symmetrically distributed on the inner side of the labia minora. The papules are light red and may also be thread-like. Genital warts are just the opposite. They are contagious, develop quickly, and are distributed in the perineum, anus, vaginal opening and other parts. The skin lesions are cauliflower-like and large.