Small pimples on the base of male genitals

Men are the backbone of a family. The premise of happiness is the health of family members. However, some male friends have their lives and work affected by some problems. In this era, sexually transmitted diseases are diseases that no one dares to provoke. Their appearance will destroy a person's hope and future. Therefore, we must do a good job of preventing sexually transmitted diseases. So, what is the matter with the small pimples on the base of the male genitals? It may be caused by genital warts.

The typical condyloma acuminatum is common on the genitals and perianal areas. In men, it is more common on the foreskin, frenulum, coronal sulcus, glans penis, urethral opening, penis body, perianal area, rectum and scrotum. Male friends need to go to the hospital for virus testing. If it is not positive, it cannot be ruled out that it is a sebaceous cyst.

How to treat condyloma acuminatum

1. It is very important to choose the right method: There are many clinical treatment methods for condyloma acuminata, among which treating the cause, enhancing immunity, chemotherapy, cryotherapy, laser, electrocautery, surgery, etc. are more common. Different treatment methods have their own advantages, disadvantages and indications, and the conditions of different condyloma acuminata patients vary greatly, so the treatment of condyloma acuminata should pay attention to choosing the method that matches the patient's condition. It is necessary to ensure the treatment effect and reduce the chance of recurrence of condyloma acuminata.

2. There are only a few antiviral drugs: Currently, the main antiviral drugs used in clinical treatment of condyloma acuminata are macrocyclic triterpenes, whose main function is to kill some viral products hidden in the skin. The treatment time of the disease is relatively long, but the incidence of the disease is very low after the cure.

3. Disinfection and treatment: Due to the particularity of the location of condyloma acuminatum, clinical hygiene treatment is also necessary. However, you can also use some external cleaning products to maintain your hygiene. For example, you can use iodine tincture or Sanisol, or other drugs and other products for external application treatment in clinical practice. In addition, it is necessary to cooperate with systemic treatment to achieve the purpose of treating the disease.

4. Drug treatment is the basis: Different drugs can be used for different conditions of patients, such as antiviral drugs, corrosive agents or disinfectants, etc., but communication with clinical doctors should be done for different conditions. In addition to actively accepting treatment, patients with condyloma acuminatum should also pay attention to some details in life during treatment. This can better prevent the possibility of recurrence of the disease.

Daily care for condyloma acuminatum

1. Wear cotton underwear as much as possible, and avoid nylon or synthetic underwear to keep the room ventilated and breathable, so wear jeans less often. Wash underwear by hand with mild soap, and do not use strong detergent or washing machine.

2. For home care, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene, keep their external genitalia clean and dry, and refrain from sexual intercourse, because sexual intercourse may infect other parts of their body and transmit the virus to the other party.

3. In terms of diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more boiled water, eat less starch, sugar and irritants. Men should quit smoking and drink less liquor.

4. Larger warts should undergo surgery or laser treatment. After laser surgery, measures to prevent recurrence should be taken in time to completely eliminate the virus. Generally, external application of Chinese medicine is used to prevent recurrence.

5. Resolutely put an end to sexual promiscuity. 60% of patients with condyloma acuminatum are infected through sexual contact. If one person in the family is infected from society, it will be transmitted to the spouse through sexual life, and it may also be transmitted to other people in the family through daily contact.