What symptom does human papillomavirus have excuse me?

summary

Vulvar tumor, pruritus, easy to touch bleeding, the shortest incubation period after infection of the virus is 6 weeks, the longest is 2 years. HPV infection can be divided into mucosal surface infection and skin infection, but the difference is not absolute. The clinical manifestations are various, infection can be asymptomatic, or produce detectable benign warts, or produce repeated attacks of gradually growing pathological damage that is not easy to treat, and some can turn into invasive tumors. The common clinical manifestations are as follows

What symptom does human papillomavirus have excuse me?

First: (1) verruca plantaris: verruca plantaris is a common wart on the foot. Most of them are against young people and adults. Trauma and friction may be the predisposing factors. Hyperhidrosis of the foot is also related to the occurrence of plantar warts. At the beginning, it is a cap needle sized horny protrusion, which gradually increases to the yellowish or yellowish brown plaques with a diameter of 2mm-1cm or more. The surface is horny, rough, grayish brown, grayish yellow or dirty gray, round, with clear boundary, slightly concave in the center and slightly higher horny ring around the edge. Scrape its surface cuticle, can see horny layer and wart ring boundary, the center can see punctate hemorrhage. The most common site is the compression of heel, metatarsal head or toe. Sometimes it can occur on the base of the corpus callosum, usually unilateral, and the number is variable.

Second: sometimes several small satellite warts can appear around a larger wart body, or they can gather or fuse into a keratin plaque. If you scrape off the keratin plaque with a knife, you can see several keratin soft cores, which are called mosaic warts. There may be obvious tenderness. The course of the disease is chronic and can subside naturally.

Third: filiform warts, often single in the neck, eyelids, forehead and other places. Wart body is slender filiform protuberance, the top of the keratosis, generally no conscious symptoms, if occurred in the eyelid, can be accompanied by conjunctivitis or keratitis.

matters needing attention

The incubation period was estimated to be 1-8 months, with an average of 3 months. There were dominant infection, subclinical infection and latent infection.