Symptoms of genital warts infection in women

Many female patients feel that they suffer from genital warts and always feel uncomfortable and itchy in their lower body. Many times, the amount of vaginal discharge increases accidentally, and the color may not change, and it may also have an odor. Most of them are around the female vulva and around the male glans. After sexual intercourse, there will be bleeding symptoms, most of which will cause pain. So how do you know if you have this disease? Let’s take a look at the symptoms of female genital warts.

1. The most common types of genital warts in women clinically include vaginal genital warts, cervical genital warts, and vulvar genital warts. Therefore, there are differences in the symptoms of the disease. The symptoms of vulvar condyloma acuminatum are typical manifestations of condyloma acuminatum. At first, they are small, soft, pink papules, which gradually increase in size and number. They merge and overlap with each other, and the surface is wart-like. Local damp heat causes them to increase rapidly, forming nipple-like and cauliflower-like shapes of varying sizes.

2. In the vagina, due to the infiltration of secretions, its surface appears white, dirty or red. The root of the wart is narrow and often has a stalk. The surface is very moist, and there is often exudation, erosion, and accumulation of purulent secretions in the cracks of the skin lesions. It is easy to be infected by bacteria and emit a foul odor. Subjective symptoms may include itching, burning pain or pressure. Genital warts may cause pain and a feeling of tenesmus in the anus and rectum.

3. Women with vaginal and cervical condyloma acuminatum may experience pain during sexual intercourse and an abnormal increase in leucorrhea. But most patients do not have any symptoms. During pregnancy or when there is liver disease, warts can grow rapidly due to endocrine changes, which may be related to the increase in female hormones.

The above is a detailed introduction and description of the symptoms of female genital warts. You cannot rely solely on your right eye to determine whether you have this disease. You must go to a regular medical institution for examination and diagnosis. Then get treatment according to the doctor's advice. After treatment, you should eat a light diet, wash your genitals frequently, and change your underwear frequently.