Oral ulcers like this could be a sexually transmitted disease

　　Oral ulcers , some sexually transmitted diseases The "warning signal"”

　　I also had treatment for oral ulcers in the outpatient clinic but was found to be infected with syphilis. AIDS , patients with genital warts, mainly caused by oral sex, show redness and congestion, oral ulcers and white spots, but the symptoms are different from recurrent oral ulcers. Such patients cannot just treat oral ulcers alone, but need to combine skin disease department and venereal disease department for systemic treatment.

　　1. Gonorrhea

　　When a patient is infected with gonococcal stomatitis, the mucous membrane will be congested and red, and the ulcer will be covered with a yellow-white capsule, which can be easily wiped off, forming a bleeding wound.

　　2. Syphilis

　　Some patients did not know that they had syphilis and only came to see them for oral ulcers, but after preliminary examination, they were suspected of having syphilis. Patients usually develop mucosal plaque ulcers and erosions on the lower lip, which are raised gray-white plaques that feel as hard as coins. Unlike the yellow capsule and red edges that are common in recurrent oral ulcers, there is no obvious pain. Doctors generally ask the patient's medical history and combine it with a syphilis serological test to confirm the diagnosis.

　　3. AIDS

　　Most AIDS patients have oral manifestations. Oral erosion occurs in the early stages of the disease, and they often go to the dental department first. AIDS patients have large gray-white pseudomembranes on the oral mucosa, especially on the soft palate, which can be wiped off, but generally there is no pain, and can be diagnosed through HIV antibody screening.

　　4. Genital warts

　　Oral genital warts are mostly transmitted through oral sex. Patients will develop red papillary or cauliflower-like growths on the roof of the mouth or under the tongue, which can range from gray to white or pink.