Causes of condyloma acuminatum

Update Date: 2021-09-21 Source: Network

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Vulva grow a lot of white things like granulation, labia pain and itching, after a day of clotrimazole, symptoms disappear, granulation also shrink and dry, shriveled or not completely disappear, feel particles. The doctor told me that is condyloma acuminatum. After treatment, it's much better now. I'd like to share the experience of the causes of condyloma acuminatum with you.

Causes of condyloma acuminatum

First: unclean married life, is the main cause of condyloma. The cause of male condyloma is mostly caused by sexual contact. Condyloma patients are the main source of infection, infection rate is high, spread fast, usually in about 3 weeks after infection will be onset. Low immunity: refers to the non sexual contact infection of condyloma, contact with condyloma,

Second: drinking and drinking, diet: drinking, refers to a variety of sexual diseases including condyloma, as well as recurrence factors. Because drinking, affect the body lymphocyte activity, inhibit the body immunity. At the same time, alcohol can inhibit the central nervous system, enhance sexual desire, reduce anxiety, increase high-risk sexual behavior, and to a certain extent, increase the symptoms of condyloma.

Third: traumatic infection: papillomavirus may invade into the human body through the skin or the broken wound on the mucous membrane. After several days of incubation, the bacteria will multiply to a sufficient number, and become the cause of condyloma. Therefore, it is necessary to treat the broken wound with caution. Pregnant women have higher incidence rate of condyloma and the recurrence rate is relatively high, which is related to endocrine during pregnancy.

matters needing attention

If male friends suffer from condyloma acuminatum, condyloma acuminatum will damage the patient's urethra. In daily life, the patient will find that his urethra is not suitable. There are often overflowing urine, gross hematuria, discharge from the urethra, urethral obstruction, poor urination or dysuria. These symptoms are more obvious in men than in women.