How to distinguish condyloma

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Glans and foreskin between the connection of the tendon on a long bean, cauliflower like. No special symptoms. Usually the lower body will feel a little itchy. At present, we are actively cooperating with the doctor in the treatment, how to identify condyloma? Do you understand? Let's talk about how to distinguish condyloma.

How to distinguish condyloma

Symptom 1: in the early stage of condyloma acuminatum, it is a small and soft light red papule with a large needle cap or rice grain, which gradually increases in number and becomes a papilloma like, vegetable like and chicken crown like vegetation with uneven surface and soft texture.

Symptom 2: and gradually increase, some become big cauliflower shape, some merge with each other, become large pieces, can have erosion, ulcers, secretions and other symptoms. If appear in vulva, perianal typical verrucous or cauliflower like tumor, can go to the hospital to make a clinical diagnosis of condyloma acuminatum.

Symptom 3: emergence of urinary tract symptoms: slight heat sensation in one side of the anterior urethra, discharge of extra secretions in the urethra, or emergence of frequent micturition, urgency, pain, amenorrhea, poor micturition and terminal hematuria and other symptoms, also generally suffering from female sexually transmitted diseases.

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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.