What are the symptoms of warts and eczema in men?

Male warts and genital herpes are both common male sexually transmitted diseases. They are very easy to relapse after being infected. During the treatment process, you must pay attention to preventing infection. The transmission speed is also very fast, so you must also pay attention to isolation from your sexual partner. It is recommended that during the treatment process, you must first find out the specific cause of the disease? This will help with treatment. Here I will introduce the symptoms to you.

Characteristics of skin damage: a burning sensation in the local skin and mucous membranes, followed by clustered papules, which then develop into blisters, one or more clusters, which can develop into pus rupture to form erosions, shallow ulcers, and finally scabs and heal themselves. Common sites: foreskin, glans penis, coronal sulcus, penis, or occasionally the male urethral opening. Occasionally, it occurs in the anus and rectum. The incubation period is 2-10 days, with an average of 6 days. The course of the disease is about 2-3 weeks, and it often recurs. The symptoms are milder than the primary, and the damage is less. There is often no general discomfort, low fever, headache, and lymphadenopathy during the primary period, and the perceived pain is milder than the primary period. It occurs in the lower part of the anus and rectum, with congestion, bleeding, and small ulcers.

It is not difficult to diagnose based on the characteristics of clustered blisters, local burning pain in the male genital area, combined with a history of unclean sexual intercourse and short-term recurrence. Laboratory PCR can easily detect and distinguish the type of virus. However, it should be distinguished from chancroid, Behcet's disease, and fixed drug eruption. Chancroid: It is latent for 2-3 days after a history of unclean sexual intercourse. The skin lesions are round or oval, with irregular edges and puncture-like ulcers. The base is composed of yellow-white lipid moss. The smear contains Haemophilus ducoriella. Inguinal lymph node enlargement may appear in 1-2 weeks. Fixed drug eruption: blisters, erosions, and ulcers in the genital area, usually single, with a history of drug use but no history of unclean sexual intercourse.

Men with genital herpes must pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, ensure the hygiene and dryness of their genitals, clean them regularly, eat less spicy food, do not smoke, drink alcohol, or eat too much high-protein food, as this can easily lead to worsening of the disease and is not conducive to treatment.