Condyloma acuminatum is a skin disease caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. Recurrence is the biggest bottleneck in treatment because there are no targeted antiviral drugs and it mainly relies on the body’s immune system to clear it gradually. People always obsess about whether they are infected with acromegaly once they find a foreign body in their genitals. Here, we introduce condyloma acuminata and the symptoms of skin diseases that are easily confused features.
A. Condyloma acuminatum
The incubation period is 2 weeks to 8 months, an average of 3 months. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The redundant organisms are cauliflower-like, soft in texture, easy to bleed at the tip, and develop rapidly, even blocking the urethra, vaginal opening and anus. A positive vinegar white test and HPV genotyping suggest HPV subtype 6.11 infection.
Parapapillary papillary fibroma of the penile tether
Also known as parapapillary gland hyperplasia, it may be related to physiological variation, is not contagious, not malignant, mainly manifested as symmetrical small papules on both sides of the foreskin tether, soft, smooth, without pain and itching. It is common in sexually active men and is not harmful to health and is usually not treated.
Three, penile pearl-like papules
Mostly occurs in sexually active men, may be related to androgen exuberance. It appears as a small papule in the coronal sulcus, without pain and itching. The actual fact is that there is no health risk, usually no treatment.
The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this.
It is not a health hazard and is usually not treated.
Five, infectious molluscum contagiosum
It is caused by pox virus infection and is transmitted by sexual intercourse or indirect contact. It is a very good idea to have a good look at the skin of the genitalia or other skin with umbilical fossa-like blisters that can extrude milky white molluscum contagiosum.
Sixth, sebaceous gland ectopic disease
It is a physiological variation and hyperplasia of the sebaceous glands, which occurs more often after puberty.
Sweat duct tumor
It is a benign small sweat gland tumor, which is more common in females and in adolescence. It shows skin-colored or yellowish hemispherical papules, waxy sheen, no pain and itching, and no malignant transformation. In addition to genitalia, they can also occur around the eyes and extremities.
VIII. Bowen-like papulosis
It is a benign proliferative disease that may have some relationship with HPV. It shows round or oval plaques on the external genitalia and perianal area such as male foreskin glans, female labia majora and minora, with waxy smooth surface or wart-like, which may be accompanied by mild itching. Pathological examination shows in situ cancer-like changes. Although a few cases can heal spontaneously, the possibility of malignancy cannot be ruled out and should be treated with laser or electrocautery as early as possible.
Angiokeratoma of scrotum
It is a kind of cutaneous hemangioendothelioma. They are scattered red soft papules or dark purple keratotic papules in the scrotum, sometimes in the female genitalia, and are more common in middle-aged and elderly people.
In addition, some Bowen’s disease, squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma occurring in the genitalia can also show proliferative changes before ulceration occurs, and histopathological examination can make a clear diagnosis.