The clinical manifestations of genital warts in children are not much different from those in adults

　　What are the symptoms of genital warts in young children?

　　Nowadays, the incidence of genital warts is increasing, and the incidence of genital warts in young children is also increasing. The main mode of transmission of genital warts in children is through indirect infection, and some cases are caused by childhood sexual abuse. genital warts in children clinical The clinical manifestations are not much different from those of genital warts in adults, so parents should pay more attention.

　　Clinical manifestations of genital warts in young children:

　　1. Condyloma acuminata in children mainly occur on the vulva, urethral opening, vaginal opening, foreskin and perianal area. male The most common site of genital warts in children is the perianal area.

　　2. Genital warts in children are also more common in the throat and mouth. Especially in infants and young children under 3 years old, genital warts almost always occur in the throat.

　　3. Other areas where genital warts occur include the gums, tongue tie, upper lip, lingual and palatine arches, labia majora, urethral opening, foreskin, and perineum. In addition to the above-mentioned parts, it is reported that genital warts in some children are also found in the umbilicus, buttocks, groin, thighs, neck, ears, hands and feet.

　　Generally speaking, the clinical manifestations of genital warts in children are not much different from those in adults. However, other symptoms of genital warts in children may be more obvious than in adults, and they are prone to secondary infections such as bacteria. If genital warts occur in the throat, they can cause severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing and hoarseness. If you find that your child has such symptoms, you must go to the hospital immediately Hospital Check and treat promptly.

　　Authoritative experts emphasize that after patients are diagnosed with genital warts, they must receive early treatment and choose scientific and regular treatments to avoid inappropriate treatment and stimulation from accelerating malignant transformation. Clinical data proves that the use of Ella-photodynamic therapy is the most ideal international diagnosis and treatment technology for the current clinical treatment of genital warts, bringing patients a new ideal treatment plan with high cure rate, low recurrence rate, no trauma, no pain, and no scars.

　　Ella-photodynamic therapy locally applies a photosensitizer. After being irradiated by a photodynamic light source, it quickly stimulates a photodynamic reaction, producing a large amount of singlet oxygen in the target tissue and releasing fluorescence. The cytotoxic effect of singlet oxygen will cause necrosis or apoptosis of target tissue cells, or affect the function of wart cells, causing irreversible damage. Eventually, the diseased tissue will die and fall off, and the hidden tissue will be killed and removed. sexually transmitted diseases The focus is restored to its normal shape and function; while the adjacent normal tissue is not affected in any way.

　　Essentially different from traditional therapy, Ella-photodynamic therapy is safe, painless, scarless, drug-resistant, and does not damage normal tissue. It has a high clearance rate for genital warts and is significantly resistant to recurrence. It can be used for all kinds of patients with genital warts, especially those whose other treatments are ineffective, have recurring attacks, and cannot be cured after long-term treatment.