What are the symptoms of condyloma acutum

We live in an environment full of viruses and bacteria. Of course, under normal circumstances, our human body can defend and resist these bacteria and viruses. However, when our body functions become diseased or weak, these viruses or bacteria will have an opportunity to take advantage of our body functions and make it sick. So let us now learn about the symptoms of genital warts.

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, with proliferative lesions in the anal and genital area as the main manifestation. The harm is serious and the probability of occurrence is high, especially in people with low immunity. In order to ensure the treatment effect, genital warts usually require timely treatment, and the symptoms of early genital warts are usually the basis for patients to seek medical treatment in time.

Most patients with genital warts are generally asymptomatic in the early stages. The lesions vary in size and can be a few or many needle-sized lesions. In the early stages of the disease, some patients with genital warts have light red, millet-like growths that are slightly pointed, soft in nature, and gradually increase in number. Due to individual differences among patients, the initial symptoms of different patients with genital warts usually have different characteristics.

Genital warts usually occur in the genital area, but they sometimes occur in the mouth and armpits, so you should take it seriously. Genital warts in the vulva and anus can grow into large tumor-like masses, which are oppressive and accompanied by a foul odor. Small warts can cause pain and itching in the vulva, difficulty urinating, and hematuria. The diagnosis and treatment of genital warts should be based on the course of the disease, cause, medical history, and physical health status.

Through the above introduction, I believe many friends have some understanding of the early symptoms of genital warts. Experts in related fields remind that the early symptoms of genital warts are usually not obvious, so we must pay attention to differential diagnosis. In addition to combining other symptoms, we must pay attention to various examination methods for genital warts to better ensure the treatment effect.