How to detect perianal condyloma acuminatum

Update Date: 2023-11-09 Source: Network

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Condyloma acuminatum condom can not be "safe", because this thing is transmitted through skin contact, condom only covers semen and part of the skin, but there is no place to cover, especially where there is a wart body contact each other, or will be infected, let's talk about how to detect perianal condyloma acuminatum.

How to detect perianal condyloma acuminatum

First of all: the acetic acid white test method of condyloma acuminatum, with 3% ~ 5% acetic acid solution soaked gauze wrapped or applied on the suspicious skin or mucosal surface, 3 ~ 5 minutes after the removal, typical condyloma acuminatum damage will appear white papules or wart vegetation.

Secondly, vinegar white test is a simple and easy way to identify early condyloma acuminatum damage and subclinical infection. It is a very useful method to detect subclinical infection without visible changes.

Finally: wrap or apply the gauze soaked in 3% - 5% acetic acid solution on the surface of suspicious skin or mucous membrane. When it is removed after 3-5 minutes, white papules or wart vegetations will appear. If you have such symptoms, please go to the regular dermatology and Venereology hospital for treatment.

matters needing attention

Patients with condyloma acuminatum should respect their health rights. After suffering from condyloma acuminatum, they should inform their family members or other members of the collective life of their illness, so as to prevent it properly. Before the cure of condyloma acuminatum, we should pay attention to avoid infecting him or her in life. Do not have sexual intercourse, do not take a bath or swim in a public bath (swimming pool), and do not use other people's belongings indiscriminately. Even if the condyloma acuminatum damage does not exist after treatment, it should be insisted on for a considerable period of time, at least half a year. If there is no condyloma acuminatum damage, condom is recommended during sexual intercourse to reduce the chance of condyloma acuminatum and HPV infection.