Warts at the pubic hair may be condyloma acuminatum. Whether or not the rash, warts, and growths on the vulva are acromegaly is mainly based on clinical symptoms as well as laboratory tests to confirm the diagnosis. Clinical manifestations of acromegaly are mainly manifested in the form of rough-surfaced growths, which bleed easily when touched. You can use 3%-5% glacial acetic acid and apply it to the growths, and after 3-5 minutes observe whether the protrusions turn white, if there is a clear whitening of the growths, you can diagnose them as acromegaly. A histopathologic biopsy can help confirm the diagnosis. If the diagnosis is confirmed, warts need to be treated as soon as possible. The physical treatment of warts is often used, commonly used methods are liquid nitrogen cryosurgery, carbon dioxide laser, photodynamic therapy, etc., can also be combined with topical antiviral drugs to the comprehensive treatment.