Genital warts are often transmitted through oral sex

　　Genital warts have a high recurrence rate sexually transmitted diseases Genital warts are contagious caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) disease . There are dozens of types of HPV. Different types of HPV have different predilection sites and characteristics of rashes, such as HPV16, HPV18, HPV58 and cervical condyloma and genital warts. Uterus HPV6, HPV11, and HPV16 are related to the occurrence of oral genital warts. HPV tends to grow and multiply in hot and humid parts of the human body, so the external genitalia, perianal and other parts are common sites for genital warts.

　　Oral genital warts are mostly transmitted through oral sex.

　　A newspaper once reported that a man went to the local area because of multiple mung bean-sized red mounds appearing at the base of his tongue. Hospital of dental visits. After the doctor checked, he couldn't tell what was wrong. please skin After consultation with a doctor, it was determined to be oral condyloma acuminata. It turned out that the man had had a history of sexual contact with "escort girls". Oral genital warts are mainly a disease transmitted through sexual contact. Genital warts can also be indirectly infected through public baths, swimming pools, toilets, etc. Because condyloma acuminata commonly occur on the vulva and perianal area, they are also called genital condyloma acuminata or vulvar condyloma acuminata. However, there are also a small number of patients with genital warts whose rash occurs in the mouth, between the toes or under the arms.

　　Surveys show that the incidence of oral genital warts is very low. Someone once made statistics on the incidence of 318 patients with genital warts. There were only 3 patients with oral genital warts. However, among various extragenital condyloma acuminata, the incidence rate of oral condyloma acuminata is the highest. For example, someone counted a group of 51 patients with extragenital condyloma acuminata and found that 26 were born in the oral cavity, accounting for 51%.

　　Symptoms of oral condyloma acuminata: The lesions are mostly located in and around the tongue frenulum. The rash has a papillary, cauliflower-like, comb-like or pebble-like appearance. It is the size of a mung bean to a broad bean, with clear boundaries, and the number ranges from 1 to 10. Color symptoms of oral condyloma acuminata: The rash is mostly light red or bright red in color and bleeds easily when touched. Under the microscope, the epidermis of oral condyloma acuminata shows diffuse parakeratosis and papillomatous hyperplasia, with obvious hypertrophy of acanthocytes, vacuolated cells, dilated capillaries in the superficial dermis and infiltration of chronic inflammatory cells.

　　Genital warts are an infectious disease caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). There are dozens of types of HPV. Different types of HPV have different predilection sites and characteristics of rashes. For example, HPV16, HPV18, and HPV58 are related to the occurrence of cervical condyloma and uterine cancer, while HPV6, HPV11, and HPV16 are related to the occurrence of oral condyloma. HPV tends to grow and multiply in hot and humid parts of the human body, so the external genitalia, perianal and other parts are common sites for genital warts. Oral genital warts are mostly transmitted through oral sex.

　　Although oral genital warts account for a small proportion of all genital warts, the incidence of oral genital warts is relatively high. Therefore, relevant experts remind everyone that with the gradual increase in the number of bad sexual behaviors and the diversification of sexual methods in recent years, the incidence of oral genital warts cannot be ignored. The most effective way to prevent this disease is to stay clean, avoid extramarital sex, and develop good hygiene habits. Once you find clues about oral genital warts, seek medical attention as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.