What is the probability of condyloma acuminatum infection

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As we all know, condyloma acuminatum is a highly infectious venereal disease. The main reason why many people reach the terminal stage of condyloma acuminatum, which is on the verge of despair, is that they don't know its early symptoms, and they don't know how to diagnose it. In addition, they are embarrassed to go to the hospital for examination, which leads to serious consequences. The following experience is mainly shared with you What's the probability.

What is the probability of condyloma acuminatum infection

Symptom 1: the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are small papules with red skin at first, gradually increasing, and finally becoming papillary. Under the white vinegar test, apply white vinegar to the pimple for 2-5 minutes. If it turns white or protrudes obviously, there will be condyloma acuminatum.

Symptom 2: the early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum, the initial damage is small and soft light red papules, needle cap or rice grain is large, gradually increasing, and the number is gradually increasing, becoming papilloma like, vegetable pattern, cockscomb like or mushroom like vegetation, uneven surface, soft texture.

Symptom 3: the early symptom of condyloma acuminatum is light red or dirty red miliary vegetations, such as papular, papillary, cauliflower, chicken crown, tender in nature, slightly sharp at the top, painless and itchy, growing up or increasing gradually.

matters needing attention

Warm tips: avoid sexual impulse. After the operation, the patient must avoid sexual impulse. Keep calm (try to avoid touching your lover or girlfriend, pornographic magazines, passionate Internet pictures and videos), try to avoid erection, so as to avoid incision dehiscence, bleeding and infection. In case of erection, take a deep breath, relax and transfer attention. Control emotions. Emotion is also more important. Patients should keep themselves in a peaceful state, keep optimistic mood, learn self psychological adjustment, ensure adequate sleep and rest, avoid overwork, cooperate with doctors to insist on treatment, and find a specialist for consultation or follow-up in time when they find discomfort.