What is the cause of the small thorn in the coronal groove?

The human body is very fragile. Everyone will have some diseases from childhood to adulthood, and these diseases can often cause greater harm to people's lives. There are many diseases, ranging from colds to cancer, which can cause great damage to the body. For the reproductive system, small thorns in the coronal sulcus are also a disease. Some people cannot correctly recognize the phenomenon of small thorns in the coronal sulcus. Let's take a look at it and introduce it below.

Small fleshy thorns in the coronal sulcus are a manifestation of condyloma acuminatum.

Clinical manifestations vary. Lesions in the lower temperature and dry parts of the genitals are often small and flat, while those in the warm and moist parts are often filamentous or papilloma-like. Initially, they are small light red papules, which gradually increase in size and fuse with each other. The surface is uneven, moist and soft, with papilloma-like, cockscomb-like, grass-like, mushroom-like or cauliflower-like protrusions, red or dirty gray, with pedicles at the roots, and are prone to erosive exudation and bleeding. Puscular secretions often accumulate in the cracks of skin damage, causing a foul odor, a self-perceived itchy feeling, and secondary infection caused by scratching. Due to continuous local moisture and chronic stimulation, they often grow rapidly. Some female patients even have a patch of hairy spines or many small cauliflower-like protrusions from the vulva to the vagina and cervix, which look like rose-colored thorns or cockscombs. The number of wet warts can be as few as a few, as many as more than ten, dozens or even hundreds.

Condyloma acuminatum is a papillary or cauliflower-like protrusion in men, which is red, moist and soft. Condyloma acuminatum is a tumor-like or cauliflower-like skin lesion in women. If the disease lasts for a long time, it may merge with each other and look like a bunch of grapes. It is usually divided into two types: Type I, which is characterized by isolated or multiple cauliflower or cockscomb-like protrusions, mostly in the vulva and perianal areas; Type II, which is a papillary, finger-like or papular lesion, mostly distributed in the mucous membranes such as the inner side of the labia minora, the hymen ring, the vestibule, and the fossa naviculare.

There are no symptoms in the early stages, but later on, cauliflower-like or papillary-shaped growths called warts may appear.

Diseases of the reproductive system are very annoying, especially some infectious diseases, such as small thorns in the coronal sulcus, which are typical symptoms of condyloma acuminatum. Patients need to go to the hospital for treatment immediately, maintain good living habits, and refuse dangerous sexual life. There are many ways to treat small thorns in the coronal sulcus. I hope everyone can go to a regular hospital for treatment.