Male genital cauliflower buds

Common symptoms of male reproductive diseases include abnormal urination, purulent urine, abnormal secretion from the urethra, pain, lumps, erectile dysfunction and male infertility, etc. Many men have symptoms of cauliflower-like growths in their reproductive organs, which has caused some doubts about their basic living. Let's discuss what causes cauliflower growths in male reproductive organs.

The genital warts are like a piece of meat. This is a typical symptom of condyloma acuminatum. Condyloma acuminatum is a reproductive system infection that can easily infect people around you. Knowing the symptoms of condyloma acuminatum and preventing and treating it as soon as possible can prevent the spread of symptoms and avoid harming family members.

Granulomatous growths on the genitals are a symptom of condyloma acuminatum.

The safe period for condyloma acuminatum is relatively long, generally 15 days to 8 months, with an average of 3 months. The early symptoms are manifested as small red papules (villi-like), which then gradually rise and expand, forming a granulation mass, which is medically called a wart.

Common parts of male condyloma: male common in the coronal sulcus, coronal sulcus, long foreskin, penile frenulum, urethral opening, very rarely in the male genital body, homosexuals can be caused in the anus and duodenum. But rarely in the scrotum. Especially prone to chronic gonorrhea, prepuce is too long. And HPV virus is very repetitive. In addition to the above parts, other parts of the human body can also be infected, such as the mouth, under the armpits, umbilical cord, between the toes, etc. It is possible to vaccinate the genitals from other parts of the body, but it is very rare.

Granulomatous exudates appear in the coronal sulcus, urethral opening, and male genital head. Specific manifestations: At the beginning of the disease, the exudates are light red or dirty red millet-shaped, and they look like papules, nipples, cauliflower-shaped exudates, and chicken combs. They are characterized by being tender, slightly pointed at the top, and not itchy or painful. They grow slowly or rise. The exudates are slightly wide or banded, with fine particles on the surface. The surface is wet or bleeding. There is often a concentrated liquid between the fine particles, which releases a foul odor. Scratching can cause secondary suppuration. Genital warts located in dry areas with relatively low air humidity have small damage and are flat wart-like. Warts located in damp and cold areas often appear as flocculent or papilloma-like structures that easily fuse into solid hypoechoic areas.