Do men have symptoms of HPV infection?

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Now we will not feel unfamiliar with the word HPV, because the attention and publicity for HPV are very strong. But many people will think that HPV is a disease that only women will suffer from, which has nothing to do with men. Do men have symptoms of HPV infection? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Do men have symptoms of HPV infection?

Condyloma acuminatum can be cured. High risk HPV infection in men may cause penile or anal cancer (more common in gay, bisexual or HIV positive men), but it is very rare. In short, HPV rarely causes serious health problems for men, especially those with very good immunity.

Similar to women, men also get HPV infection through intimate skin and mucous membrane contact, mainly through sexual behavior (vagina or anus). Simple contact in daily life, such as shaking hands, is not infectious. Low risk HPV causes genital condyloma acuminatum, usually around the anus, penis, scrotum, groin or thigh.

Male HPV infection itself is not a disease, and most of the infection can be cleared by the human body's own immunity, generally will not cause any symptoms, and will not affect health. Even if men are infected with HPV, because of the particularity of physiological structure, they can basically eliminate the virus through their own immunity, and rarely have cancer.

matters needing attention

In life, once you find these symptoms, you should go to the hospital immediately to seek help from the doctor and receive timely treatment, so as not to delay the best treatment time. As long as you find the correct treatment and prevention methods, the disease can be reasonably controlled! To have a healthy body. See a doctor in time and don't delay. Even if we don't have this disease, we should prevent it in our life, take precautions and take good care of our body.