What are the symptoms of HPV infection in men?

The symptoms of HPV infection in men are mainly urethral discomfort and oral discomfort, accompanied by wart-like swellings on the genitals.

1. Urinary discomfort: After being infected with the HPV virus, symptoms of urethral discomfort will occur, especially when urinating, it will be accompanied by hematuria or incomplete urination, and may even cause some sticky secretions in the urethral opening. In severe cases, it may block the urethral opening, causing difficulty in urination and difficulty in urination.

2. Oral discomfort: Some men who often smoke or drink in daily life may have certain effects on the oropharynx after being infected with the HPV virus, and may have obvious symptoms of oral discomfort. They tend to mistakenly believe that it is caused by smoking and drinking, which can easily delay the best treatment time.

3. Wart-like swellings on the genitals: For some men, after being infected with HPV, the early symptoms may not be particularly obvious, but as the disease progresses, swellings may appear on the genitals, and may even be accompanied by mild itching and tingling.

HPV virus is a common sexually transmitted disease. After infection, you need to take appropriate antiviral medications as soon as possible under the guidance of a doctor to effectively alleviate the symptoms. During the recovery period, you should also avoid having unclean sex.