What are the symptoms of HPV infection in men?

Now, everyone must be familiar with the term HPV, because the level of concern and publicity for HPV is very large. However, many people think that HPV is a disease that only women can get and has nothing to do with men. That is wrong. In fact, everyone has HPV, but only women are more vulnerable. I think that does not mean that men will be infected, so men should also pay attention to it. So, what are the symptoms of men infected with the HPV virus?

Most men infected with HPV generally have no symptoms or mild symptoms. After infection, there are many long-term bacteria. A very small number of men infected with HPV are prone to develop common warts, toe warts, flat warts, etc. The clinical symptoms are thickening, keratinization, roughness and unevenness of the outer skin. Especially high-risk condyloma acuminatum, clinical symptoms are papilloma-like, cauliflower-like tumors and particles on the surface, especially growing and developing on the skin and mucous membranes around the male reproductive organs. Even malignant tumors, prostate cancer, bladder cancer, penile cancer, oral cancer, etc., with obvious symptoms.

What are the symptoms of HPV infection in boys? In-depth analysis is required based on the following conditions:

1. Some men are infected with HPV, but because of their strong immunity, they may not have any symptoms.

2. Depending on the type of human papillomavirus, boys will have different symptoms after being infected with HPV. Some patients will mainly show flat warts, common warts, and filiform warts; some patients will mainly show genital warts.

So what are the symptoms of HPV infection in men? In fact, you need to go to the hospital for outpatient treatment and start treatment after the diagnosis is confirmed.

Men may not have any symptoms after being infected with HPV. HPV is called human papillomavirus infection. This type of HPV in the sexual organs is generally spread through sexual behavior. Men and women will not have any symptoms in the early stages of infection. Taking men as an example, if wart-like bumps appear on the sexual organs, it is confirmed that HPV is rapidly replicating in this area, and wart-like changes appear, called genital warts, which means that it has replicated rapidly. The treatment method is mainly based on electrothermal, electrocautery, laser, refrigeration and other methods. There may be relative treatments after the onset. Some topical antiviral creams will be effective. Therefore, HPV has the characteristics of being undetectable in the early stages. It is also recommended that women should also actively conduct some tests if men show this symptom.