How to treat coronal sulcus warts?

I believe everyone is familiar with sexually transmitted diseases, especially since modern people have more decadent private lives, so the frequency of new recruits is getting higher and higher, and it is becoming more and more common. Many men will suffer from some sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts. After suffering from genital warts, it is highly contagious and the harm is very large. Surprisingly, some people don’t know about coronal sulcus warts. Let’s learn about it today.

Coronary sulcus condylar warts refer to condylar warts that occur in the coronal sulcus. The initial symptom is redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus. If the redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus are accompanied by skin lesions and pain, the possibility of coronal sulcus condylar warts is very high. If found, it is best to check and treat it in time to avoid missing the best treatment period.

The main symptoms of coronal sulcus condylar warts are: typical skin lesions are papules in moist areas such as the genitals or perianal area, papillary, cauliflower or cockscomb-shaped fleshy growths with rough keratinized surfaces. The acetic acid white test is positive, and a similar erosion pattern can be seen in a live test, with bright red to brown in the middle and gradually fading on all sides. The lesions of the genital warts of the coronal sulcus are usually skin-colored, light pink, red, white or dirty gray, isolated or fused, with uneven surface, varying in size, cauliflower-shaped, fungus-like or nipple-like wart papules, usually with pedicles at the root, which can itch by themselves, easily bleed when touched, and occasionally produce exudate or erosion. A few patients may have a foul odor, and some patients may feel pain or foreign body sensation. In addition, in addition to the genital warts of the coronal sulcus, the glans penis, foreskin, frenulum, urethral orifice, penis body, perianal area and rectum, scrotum and other parts are also prone to genital warts, especially those with chronic gonorrhea and prepuce.

Patients who suspect they have such symptoms should pay more attention to observing their own condition. If in doubt, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to control their condition in time to avoid spreading the disease and causing cross-infection to others. It is appropriate to go for treatment together with their sexual partner.