How to cause condyloma acuminatum
summary
There is a bean growing on the tendon connecting the head and foreskin, which is cauliflower like. No special symptoms. Usually the lower body will feel a little itchy. How much do you know about the problems caused by condyloma acuminatum? So in order to prevent this situation, today let me share with you how to cause condyloma acuminatum.
How to cause condyloma acuminatum
First: condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus infection. Most patients have a history of unclean sexual life or spouse infection. A small number of condyloma acuminatum are infected by contacting contaminated appliances. After diagnosis, they need to be treated by laser freezing and microwave.
Second, sexual transmission is the main route of transmission. In the process of sexual intercourse, even small cracks in the skin and mucous membrane may be infected when epidermal cells or keratins containing a large number of virus particles enter.
Third: condyloma acuminatum is a virus infection, the virus is in the local skin mucosa, only to remove the virus can achieve the purpose of radical cure, pure Chinese medicine combined with external bubble, according to the disease symptomatic treatment, thoroughly remove the virus, improve immunity, to achieve both symptoms and treatment.
matters needing attention
The average incubation period of female condyloma acuminatum is 2-3 months. The development of lesions is not self limited. The symptoms of female condyloma acuminatum are various. In the low temperature and dry parts of the genitalia, the lesions are usually small and flat, while in the warm and humid parts, they are often filiform or papilloma. At the beginning, it is a small reddish papule, and then it gradually increases and fuses with each other. The surface is uneven, moist and soft, showing papilloma like, cockscomb like, grass like, mushroom like or vegetable like protrusion, red or dirty gray. The root often has pedicles, and is prone to erosion and bleeding. Purulent secretions often accumulate between the cracks of the skin lesions, causing stench, itching and secondary infection due to scratching.