Scrotal warts pictures

Scrotal warts are also called scrotal condylomas. They are growths that grow around the scrotum. They are a type of genital tract infection caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). If there is a suspected symptom, immediate diagnosis is required. So, what are the symptoms of scrotal warts?

Condyloma acuminatum is a common symptom in young and middle-aged men and women. In most cases, the disease will occur not long after sexual intercourse, and the symptoms are not very obvious in the early stage. Tumor-like substances will appear in the anus, which will cause certain discomfort and foul odor to the human body. Some condyloma acuminatum symptoms will continue to cause disease. People may have difficulty urinating or blood in the urine. These are different manifestations for different people. Of course, the symptoms of genital warts vary from person to person. Patients can conduct their own examinations. Early stage patients will have small dark red papules, which will gradually grow with the disease and become moist on the surface. If the disease persists for a long time, erosion may occur.

Symptoms of scrotal condylar warts: In the early stage, tiny red papules appear, which gradually expand and increase and fuse with each other. The surface is uneven, like the surface of cauliflower, moist and soft, papilloma-like, cockscomb-shaped, with pedicles at the root, and erosive exudate and bleeding are easy to produce. Apply 5% white glacial acetic acid on the wart, and the wart can be seen to be white or raised.

Confirmed

1. Typical skin lesions are papules, papillary, cauliflower-like growths or cockscomb-like fleshy growths in damp and cold areas such as the sexual organs or around the anus, with a rough, keratinized surface.

2. The acetic acid white test is positive, and the face detection can be seen as a disordered pattern, with bright red to dark brown in the middle and the surrounding color gradually decreasing.

3. Nucleic acid hybridization can detect HPV-DNA related coding sequences, and PCR testing can thus show specific HPV-DNA increased bands.

4. Most patients have a history of unclean sex or a history of infection in their immediate family. A very small number of condyloma acuminatum are infected by contact with contaminated supplies, and newborns can also be infected through the birth canal. The risk period varies from 1 to 8 months, with an average of 3 months.

5. HPV virus does not dissolve blood, but it can be tested for serum antibodies in the blood to obtain information about the virus infection. According to the excellent hepatitis B detection system, blood cells can be quickly tested for three items, namely "virus antibodies, virus type, and virus quantity".

Self-correction and self-examination

After the body is infected with human papillomavirus, the disease will occur after a dangerous period of about ten days to eight months, with an average of three months. Because condyloma acuminatum is often painless and itchy at the beginning, and the rash is not obvious. Most patients generally have no symptoms. If condyloma acuminatum can be discovered and treated early, the problem will be much simpler. The wart is not large, and physical methods can be used to remove the wart immediately, which will not cause much pain to the patient. If it is discovered too late or treatment is not started in time, causing the wart to grow very large or develop generally, it usually takes several treatments to completely remove the wart.