Clinical symptoms of genital warts

　　From infection with human papillomavirus to presentation clinical Performance usually takes 1 to 6 months, with an average of about 3 months. The clinical manifestations mainly have the following characteristics:

　　(1) Good hair department

　　Location: Mainly occurs in moist and warm areas, male On the glans penis, coronal sulcus, frenulum, and urethral opening； Homosexuals in the anus and rectum. In some patients, it can occur in many of the above places, and in a few patients, it can occur in places other than the genitals and anus, such as between the toes, the edges of the oral tongue, the tongue frenulum, the umbilical fossa, etc.

　　(2) Symptoms: They start out as small, soft, light red papules with a slightly pointed apex, and then gradually increase in size and merge into papillary, cauliflower-like or comb-shaped growths of different sizes and shapes. Some skin lesions may have pedicles at the root. The surface may appear white or gray due to infiltration of secretions. Red or bleeding, with pus accumulated between the particles and a foul smell. Those that occur in the cervix often do not have a typical papillary shape. The growths are generally small, with clear borders, smooth surfaces, or granular, grooved, single or multiple, scattered or fused. The patient feels vaginal itching, foreign body sensation, vaginal burning, pain or bleeding during sexual intercourse. Due to local scratching and friction, the warts can be damaged and the surface can be eroded, leading to exudation, bleeding and secondary infection. Due to constant scratching, the growth of the warts will be more obvious.