There is no self-testing method for male condyloma acuminatum. You should go to the hospital and confirm the diagnosis through medical history, clinical symptoms and laboratory tests. 1. Medical history: sexual life or close contact with the patient. 2. Clinical symptoms: cauliflower-like, papillary organisms appear in the skin and mucous membrane around the genitals and anus, with a soft texture and a surface that is prone to erosion and infiltration. 3. Laboratory examination: HPV test and histopathologic examination can be performed to clarify the diagnosis. If you have a high risk of contact with a genital area with a fatty organism, you should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for an examination to confirm whether you are infected with condyloma acuminatum.