What causes pseudo-verrucosa?

Pseudo-warts are not particularly harmful to humans and are not contagious. Some people will be very frightened when they find pseudo-warts, thinking that they have real genital warts. In fact, there is a big difference between them. Pseudo-warts are related to not paying attention to private hygiene and repeated inflammatory irritation. They develop relatively slowly and will not cause cross infection.

What causes pseudo-verrucosa?

The incubation period is 3 weeks to 8 months, with an average of 3 months. It is more common in sexually active young and middle-aged men and women. The peak age of onset is 20-25 years old. The average course of the disease is 3-5 months for male and female patients, who develop the disease shortly after sexual contact. For male patients with an average course of 12 months, their sexual contacts may not develop the disease. Most patients are generally asymptomatic. Lesions vary in size and shape.

There may be only a few or many needle-sized lesions. They may grow into large tumor-like masses in the anus and vagina, causing a sense of pressure and a foul odor. Sometimes small condyloma acuminatum may cause pain, itching, and discomfort in the vagina, and the patient may experience hematuria and dysuria. Condyloma acuminatum in the rectum may cause pain and blood in the stool, and large condyloma acuminatum in the rectum may cause a feeling of tenesmus.

1. Early detection and early treatment For friends who have been exposed to sexually transmitted diseases, they should always pay attention to any abnormal changes in their genitals. At the same time, they can conduct relevant examinations to ensure early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment. 2. Carrying out publicity and education work is also the responsibility of the whole society. The publicity and education work must be carried out in depth and popularized to all levels of society, especially young people, who must be paid more attention to. Both men and women must be made to understand the relevant knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases, the transmission routes and characteristics of sexually transmitted diseases, and the harm caused by sexually transmitted diseases to human physical and mental health. Through publicity, we can increase the public's awareness of sexually transmitted diseases, strengthen people's sense of responsibility to their families and society, and enhance people's self-protection awareness, so that everyone can keep themselves clean and reduce the chance of infection with sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts.