Be careful not to be fooled by pseudogenital warts

　　During sex, Qianqian found a lot of light red pimples on the inside of her labia minora. She was embarrassed, so she secretly went to a small clinic. The doctor said they were genital warts. But she has always kept herself clean and doesn't even go to public baths to take a shower. How could she get infected? sexually transmitted diseases Woolen cloth?

　　In fact, she had pseudowarts. This disease generally has no symptoms and is usually discovered during sexual intercourse. It is more common in young women. It can occur in both unmarried and married women. The age of onset is mainly between 18 and 40 years old.

　　In recent years, it is not uncommon for this disease to be misdiagnosed as genital warts. Especially after patients read the small advertisements distributed on the street, they often suspect that they have genital warts and feel that they have a "sexually transmitted disease" that is difficult to see, which brings unnecessary psychological burden. Not daring to go to a regular medical department or asking a specialist for diagnosis and treatment, but credulously believing in the "persuasion" of traveling doctors and spending money without saying anything will also make couples suspicious of each other and lead to emotional discord.

　　In fact, this disease is not a sexually transmitted disease. It often has a long course, usually more than half a year. The skin lesions are mainly distributed on the inner side of the labia minora, symmetrically distributed on the left and right, and are light red papules, and some are filamentous. Condyloma acuminata is a sexually transmitted disease. It usually develops 2 to 3 months after infection with the virus. It develops quickly and is easy to relapse. It mainly occurs in the vaginal opening, perineum, labia minora and other parts of the body. The skin lesions are large, such as cauliflower-like.

　　Pseudowarts are benign papillomas associated with development that healthy There is no effect, and the development of papules is self-limiting, therefore, treatment is generally not required. In some patients, the papules gradually disappear due to changes in hormones in the body or after the mold is removed. If you have the above conditions, it is best to go to a regular Hospital See a specialist outpatient clinic for an early diagnosis to avoid unnecessary troubles and affecting the couple's relationship.