What are the symptoms of infection with genital warts? Four common symptoms of infection with genital warts

Genital warts are a common sexually transmitted disease that is contagious. Of course, we have little knowledge about this disease. Due to its infectivity and severity, we must understand the symptoms of genital warts so that we can diagnose and treat them as soon as possible. Now let's introduce the symptoms of this disease.

1. Itching, bleeding after trauma friction, and foul odor after secondary infection caused by large warts. Genital warts in the urethra are usually asymptomatic, but fragile lesions can cause hematuria, while large warts can cause urinary tract obstruction.

2. Large warts cover the liver hilum and external genitalia, with various shapes, including cord shaped, pigmented nevus shaped, vegetable shaped, drop-shaped, chicken coronal, and papular shaped. In the early stage, it was light red and light gray, while in the later stage, it was black, white, bright red, red, brownish red, etc.

3. Common clinical lesions of genital warts include papules, keratinized plaques, nipple or vegetable reproductive organisms, scattered or fused, and the same patient often has multiple manifestations. The color changes from pink to grayish white depending on the filling state of individual papillary capillaries. Sizes vary, and most textures are soft. The hair is located in the coronal sulcus, foreskin, glans, frenulum, urethral opening, penis, perianal area, and scrotum.

4. Nipple or vegetable warts mainly occur in damp areas such as the foreskin cavity, urethral opening, and perianal area. Circular papular warts are mainly located in dry areas such as the penis stem and perineum, and may have skin color or pigmentation. Flat angular warts have no pedicle, a rough surface, slightly higher than the skin surface, and varying degrees of pigmentation.

Through our detailed introduction, we must have a clearer understanding of the symptoms of genital warts. If you send this symptom, please do not delay treatment. You should immediately go to a regular hospital for formal examination and treatment, strive to make a correct judgment, and receive treatment as soon as possible. Finally, I wish you good health.