Male genital polyps

Polyps on male genitals may be condyloma acuminatum, which has a great impact on male reproductive organs. Not only will it cause warts to grow on the reproductive organs, but it will also affect sexual intercourse and may cause sexual transmission during sexual intercourse.

Condyloma acuminatum is mainly caused by human papillomavirus infection. The most common site of condyloma acuminatum is the genital organs, mainly growing around the genital organs of men and women. The early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are not obvious, mainly papules, and the surrounding skin will appear white. Generally, there will be no obvious pain. Women may feel a slight abrasive sensation when walking, but as time goes by, the warts gradually become larger, causing local pain and itching, accompanied by a foul odor. If the warts grow at the urethral opening, the patient's main symptoms are visible hematuria, urethral obstruction, and difficulty urinating.

The impact of genital warts on men is very serious. After discovering polyps on the genital organs, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. After confirming that it is genital warts, timely treatment should be received. The best way to treat genital warts is freezing, which can remove the warts.

Condyloma acuminatum is mainly caused by unclean sexual behavior. In daily life, you must avoid unclean sexual behavior and wear condoms during intercourse to reduce the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases.