The early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are not obvious, so these two aspects need to be vigilant!
The symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are more obvious in the middle stage, such as papillary, cauliflower-like, comb-like and other familiar typical clinical manifestations. Usually, the early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are not typical or even hidden, so it is easy to be ignored and not easy to be found. However, if there are two abnormal manifestations, we need to be vigilant and see a doctor as soon as possible.
The first is abnormal skin. In the early stage of condyloma acuminatum, skin lesions are reddish pimples, which are usually unconscious at this time, and even some people often find them suddenly when taking a bath. Then, with the progress of the disease, the small papules gradually increased, and the surface was uneven and papillary.
After that, the lesion further proliferated and became a warty process, which spread around. According to the shape of wart, it can be divided into many types, such as papillary and cauliflower. The surface of the wart is often wet red, white or grayish white, which will itch for a long time, making it impossible for people to scratch, and then it may be secondary to bacterial infection, pus, odor or pain.
The second is genital abnormalities. Whether men or women suffer from condyloma acuminatum, there will be various abnormalities in the genitals. If there is foreign body sensation, itching or pain during sexual intercourse, female vaginal secretions will increase, and pudendal pain and itching will occur during urination. Some patients also have hematuria and dysuria. If condyloma acuminatum is in the rectum, patients will also feel pain, bloody stool, urgency and heaviness.
In addition, it should be noted that due to the long incubation period of condyloma acuminatum, it is already the clinical infection period when patients can find symptoms, while the subclinical infection period and latent infection period of human papillomavirus often cannot find symptoms. Therefore, when having unclean sex, we should pay close attention to the early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum, and go to the hospital in time if there is any discomfort.
Choose the right method and insist on timely treatment.
As we all know, high recurrence is the characteristic of condyloma acuminatum. So is condyloma acuminatum easy to treat? Can't condyloma acuminatum be treated? Not exactly.
The Expert's Draft on the Treatment of Condyloma Acuminatum (20 17) points out that the treatment principle of condyloma Acuminatum is to remove the wart as soon as possible, improve the symptoms, eliminate the subclinical infection and latent infection around the wart as much as possible, and reduce the recurrence. Its treatment methods are divided into out-of-hospital treatment and in-hospital treatment.
Out-of-hospital treatment is mainly the local application of chemical drugs, which makes the wart dissolve and fester through corrosion, and then the tissue necrosis and shedding, so as to achieve the purpose of removing the wart. However, it should be noted that any external drug treatment may cause adverse reactions of skin and mucosa, including itching, burning sensation, erosion and pain, and should be used under the guidance of a doctor.
There are many treatment methods in the hospital, mainly including CO2 laser, liquid nitrogen freezing, surgery, microwave and other traditional treatment methods, as well as the emerging IRA photodynamic therapy. Among them, traditional treatment methods, such as CO2 laser, can only remove warts visible to the naked eye, but have no effect on subclinical infection and latent infection, and the recurrence rate is high. At the same time, for some special parts, it is easy to cause adverse reactions such as scar, stenosis and even perforation, leaving untold pain to patients. Ella photodynamic therapy makes up for the shortcomings of other treatment schemes. No matter wart, subclinical infection and potential infection site, Ella is targeted and enriched in human papillomavirus infected tissues, thus reducing the recurrence rate.