Early pictures of the sharp wet glans

1. Hidden condyloma acuminatum in men. 1. At the intersection of the edge of the glans penis and the coronal sulcus, there are needle-sized papules with smooth tops, milky white or flesh-pink, two to three rows, some of which can reach the whole circle of the glans penis, without any unique discomfort. 2. On both sides of the frenulum of the foreskin, there are needle-sized to half-millet-sized papules with smooth tops, symmetrical distribution, 1 to 3 on each side, flesh-pink or milky white, without any unique discomfort. 2. Hidden condyloma acuminatum in women. Multiple, concentrated papules appear on the labia, flesh-pink and milky white, making the labia appear velvety. No symptoms.

If you have condyloma acuminatum, the actual effect of clinical drug treatment is very poor, and the warts will not fall off. It is best to use laser, refrigeration or microwave heating, or surgery to carbonize or remove the tumor and let it die. It is not easy for warts to grow again in the original location. Oral medication can be taken to eliminate low-risk HPV infection in the body, such as interferon suppositories, which mainly enhance the body's resistance and then eliminate the virus. Antiviral drugs can also be taken orally.

The clinically dangerous period of condyloma acuminatum is about 4 months. Even if the warts have disappeared, they can still infect sexual partners. It is recommended not to have sex within 4 months. After recovery, throw away all the original underwear to prevent recurrence.

The treatment of genital warts is mainly based on partial physical therapy, and can also be combined with topical medications. Oral medications generally have the effect of auxiliary treatment, and the actual significance is not very large. For patients with multiple genital warts, severe conditions, or poor physical fitness, they can take some immune-enhancing drugs, such as transfer factor plasma, oils, or human immunoglobulin. Condyloma acuminatum is caused by human papillomavirus infection, and there is no oral antiviral drug for human papillomavirus infection.