What is inguinal granuloma? How to treat it?

Speaking of inguinal granuloma, it is also a common disease in the groin area in clinical practice. After the disease, the patient should actively undergo treatment. So, how should inguinal granuloma be treated?

What is inguinal granuloma?

This disease, also known as Donovanosis, is a chronic, mildly contagious sexually transmitted disease caused by granulomatous Capsella. This bacterium appears as an oval body in the mononuclear cells of the infected tissue, called Donoyan body, so this disease is also called Donovanosis. It is a chronic infectious disease with granulation tissue hyperplastic plaques as the main symptom. The anus and vulva are the most common sites, forming painless ulcers, and can be self-vaccinated.

Treatment:

Treatment is mainly based on the selection of antibiotics based on etiology. Oxytetracycline, tetracycline and streptomycin are all effective, and the general course of treatment is not less than 10 to 15 days. Penicillin is ineffective.