How to interpret the symptoms of pseudowarts in men?

Condyloma acuminatum is a highly contagious disease and is familiar to many people. However, there is another disease that most men may not be very clear about, which is pseudocondyloma acuminatum. The cause of this disease is not yet very clear. Some clinical characteristics and pathologies are easily confused with condyloma acuminatum, so it is very easy to misdiagnose. Today, let’s take a look at the symptoms of pseudocondyloma acuminatum.

1. Color:

The appearance of pseudocondyloma acuminatum was light red (mucosal color) in 67 cases and light brown in 13 cases.

2. Size:

The diameter of pseudocondyloma acuminatum is 1 to 2 mm.

3. Action:

There were 66 cases of pseudocondyloma acuminatum with caviar-like shape, 7 cases with villous shape, 2 cases with polypoid shape, 3 cases with papular shape, 1 case with lichen-like shape, and 1 case with filiform shape.

4. Location:

Pseudocondyloma acuminatum was found on the inner side of the labia minora in 46 cases, on the vestibule of the vagina in 32 cases, and on one side of the labia minora in 2 cases.

Severity of Pseudocondyloma acuminatum: 1. Ulceration and bleeding occur; as the lesions grow and increase, they may cause local foreign bodies and discomfort. Since the diseased areas are mostly inside the foreskin, urethral gyrus, labia, vagina, and perianal areas, these areas are easily infected by microorganisms, leading to ulceration, suppuration, bleeding, pain, and swelling at the lesion sites.

Pseudocondyloma acuminatum is serious and may turn into cancer. Malignant tumor is the most serious complication of genital warts. If HPV16 and 18 infection is not treated in time, it is likely to cause malignant tumors such as penile cancer and cervical cancer in the future. Early and thorough treatment is the most effective way to prevent genital warts from becoming cancerous.

Pseudocondyloma condylomata is a serious type of wart. Papilloma in non-genital areas can cause papilloma of the conjunctiva and papilloma of the oral mucosa through direct contact or indirect contact with contaminated objects.

Pseudocondyloma acuminatum is serious and can infect infants and affect the quality of reproduction. Pregnant women with genital warts may infect their infants during delivery, causing biting and respiratory warts in infants.

Therefore, once symptoms of pseudocondyloma acuminatum are discovered, timely treatment must be sought. Early treatment is the only way to completely prevent cancer. You should also pay more attention to yourself in your daily life and try not to use underwear that has been used by others, because these underwear are the most contagious. You should also pay more attention to your own hygiene in your daily life.