Identify the symptoms of genital warts in men

　　because male They are all face-saving people, and they are embarrassed to go if they have symptoms of genital warts. Hospital Examination leads to the difficulty of treating genital warts. How to self-diagnose male genital warts? What are the diagnostic methods? Let’s take a look at the experts’ answers below.

　　The symptoms of genital warts in men are easy to identify. Male patients tend to occur in the frenulum, coronal sulcus, foreskin, urethra, penis, around the anus and scrotum. The disease initially appears as light red or dirty red millet-shaped excrescences, which are soft in nature and slightly pointed at the top, and gradually grow or increase in number. It can develop into a papillary or cystic shape, with a slightly wider base or bands and particles on the surface. The anus often enlarges and looks like a cauliflower. The surface is moist or bleeding. Pus often accumulates between the particles and emits a foul smell. Secondary infection can occur after scratching. Genital warts located in dry areas with low humidity are small and flat wart-like. Warts located in hot and humid areas often appear filamentous or papilloma-like and tend to coalesce into large masses. Genital warts may enlarge in patients with severe liver disease. Everyone can self-diagnose.

　　Self-diagnosis of male genital warts is very simple and easy. Genital warts in men usually occur in the coronal sulcus, within the foreskin, and around the anus. It starts as small light red papules, and then gradually enlarges. The surface is uneven, moist and soft, and the protrusions are cauliflower-like, halo-like or nipple-like. They are gray or red and bleed easily when touched. Erosion, exudation and conscious itching often occur. If there is purulent secretion, it will emit a foul odor. This is a carcinogen sexually transmitted diseases . We must pay enough attention to it.