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Genital warts are a disease that affects both men and women. I believe that everyone is a little worried and embarrassed when they hear the word "sexually transmitted disease". Sexually transmitted diseases seem to be a little embarrassing. It is worth mentioning that they also cause great damage to family harmony. If one party gets this sexually transmitted disease, it will infect the other party, and the impact will be even worse. What are the actual symptoms of genital warts? Let me take a look at them together.

Symptoms of scrotal condyloma

Authoritative experts emphasize that the scrotum, where condyloma acuminatum occurs, is a growth-like mass that grows and develops around it. The perineum, glans penis, male genitals, and female vulva and vagina also have growth and development.

Condyloma acuminatum mostly occurs in young people. The course of the disease is slow. Most patients inadvertently discover a painless wart-like growth on the genitals. The risk period is 3 weeks to 8 months, with an average of 3 months. It is common in sexually active young and middle-aged men and women, with the peak age of onset being 20-25 years old. Male and female patients with an average history of 3-5 months develop the disease shortly after sexual intercourse, while male patients with an average history of 12 months do not develop the disease during sexual intercourse.

Condylomas of the scrotum are initially light red or bright red millet-sized tumors, which are soft in nature and slightly pointed at the top, and gradually grow or increase in size. They may develop into nipple-shaped or cystic, with a slightly wide base or bands, and granules on the surface.

Most patients generally have no symptoms. The size and appearance of the lesions vary. There may be only a few or a large needle-sized lesion: large tumor-like growths may grow in the anus, causing discomfort; there is a foul smell; sometimes small warts may cause itching and discomfort in the private parts, and the patient may have blood in the urine and difficulty urinating; condylar warts in the duodenum may cause pain and blood in the stool, while large warts in the duodenum may cause a feeling of anal prolapse.

2Can scrotal condylomata be completely cured?

1. Condyloma acuminatum can be completely cured, but it should be noted that condyloma acuminatum is also a symptom that is prone to recurring. For condyloma acuminatum with a small total area and a small number, it is actually recommended that patients can further choose electrocautery treatment.

2 Once the patient with genital warts has genital warts, then in terms of diet, he needs to eat more vegetables and fruits, and the patient with genital warts actually needs to drink more water; in daily life, the patient with genital warts should further eat less starchy foods.

3. The coronal sulcus and prepuce of the patient are also prone to disease. In addition, the urethral opening and genitals of the patient are also prone to condyloma acuminatum. In addition, with the development trend of the disease, the anus and scrotum pits are prone to condyloma acuminatum, which need active treatment.

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In terms of diet, it is necessary to eat more vegetables and fruits, and patients with genital warts actually need to drink more water; in daily life, patients with genital warts should further eat less starchy foods.