Latent symptoms of condyloma acuminatum
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In daily life, condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease, not only infectious, but also highly recurrent, so many patients will relapse, because there is no complete elimination of the virus, so that the resurgence of condyloma acuminatum, once again harm health, bring serious trouble to patients, so below we take a look at the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum incubation period?
Latent symptoms of condyloma acuminatum
First: condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and mainly manifested by proliferative lesions of the anal and genital parts. Most of them are young and middle-aged people aged 18-50. After about half a month to 8 months, an average of 3 months after the onset of the incubation period. The disease is more common, mainly through sexual contact.
Second: typical condyloma acuminatum genital and perianal prone sites, men are more common in prepuce, frenum, coronal sulcus, glans, urethral orifice, penile body, perianal, rectal and scrotum, women are more common in labia, posterior syndesmosis, vestibule, clitoris, cervix and perianal. Occasionally can be seen in the pudendal and perianal parts, such as armpit, umbilical fossa, oral cavity, breast and toe, etc. Female vaginitis and male prepuce is too long to promote the occurrence of condyloma acuminatum.
Third: the lesions begin with small reddish papules, then gradually increase, single or cluster distribution, moist and soft, uneven surface, papillary, chicken crown or vegetable like protrusion. Red or dirty grey. The root often has a pedicle, and is prone to erosion and exudation, and easy to bleed when touched.
matters needing attention
Warm tips: for patients with condyloma acuminatum, the necessary taboo is a necessary condition to prevent recurrence, smoking and drinking are not conducive to recovery, especially drinking can promote the recurrence of the disease, aggravate the symptoms of the disease, so do not drink after the disease. Avoid spicy and irritant hair, such as pepper, seafood, beef, mutton, dog meat, carp, onion, garlic, tobacco, wine, coriander, leek, bamboo shoots, etc. Patients can eat more fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk, appropriate physical exercise, increase the body's immunity, reduce the probability of recurrence.
