Men infected with human papillomavirus (HPV) can hang up with a male department, urology department or dermatology and venereology department.
HPV can usually be diagnosed by white vinegar test, pathology section, DNA test of HPV, etc. It can cause proliferation of squamous epithelium of human skin and mucous membranes, and in parts other than genitals, such as hands and feet, flat warts and common warts, and warts can appear in the genital area. High-risk HPV infection may cause penile cancer, anal cancer, etc. Early diagnosis and treatment is recommended.
HPV virus can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, public bathrooms, close physical contact, indirect contact, and mother-to-child transmission. Male circumcision also leads to HPV susceptibility, circumcision can effectively reduce the infection rate of men, but also can reduce the transmission to women, effectively reducing the occurrence of cervical cancer.
It is recommended to do a good job of personal hygiene and protection, and pay attention to private hygiene during the recovery period, avoiding sexual intercourse.