To determine whether it is oral acromegaly, the diagnosis can be confirmed by medical history, clinical symptoms, and laboratory tests.
1. Medical history: If you have had close contact with a person with condyloma acuminatum, such as sexual intercourse, you may be infected with the disease.
2. Clinical symptoms: oral mucosa, if the appearance of cauliflower, papillomatous, mycosis fungoides, and the surface is easy to erosion, oozing, may be acromegaly.
3. Laboratory tests: you can take the secretions on the warts for HPV (human papilloma virus) examination, if you determine that there is HPV infection, you can be sure that it is condyloma acuminatum.
The history, clinical symptoms and laboratory tests can determine whether the oral cavity has warts.