Condyloma Acuminatum

Disease information

Condyloma Acuminatum

Condylomata acuminata.

Genital warts in those areas (urethra, rectum and genitals)

They are produced in Persons sexually active, and often linked to poor hygiene.

They stretch through the skin of the person concerned and are spread easily.

The incubation period (time between infection and the onset of injuries) is 1 to 6 months.

Forecast.

These small warts usually do not cause symptoms.

May disappear spontaneously but are not treated.

However, since the viruses are associated with genital malignant tumors, it is advisable to visit the doctor for removal.

Causes.

The causes a subtype of the same virus that causes other warts, although they are more contagious.

Is usually transmitted sexually.

The incubation period is 1 to 6 months.

Signs and symptoms.

Venereal warts have the following characteristics:

Shown on wet surfaces, especially the penis, the entrance to the entrance to the vagina and rectum.

Bumps on the skin are thin, flexible, strong.

They are taller than wide.

They grow in clusters.

Each wart measuring 1 to 2 mm in diameter, and the clusters can be quite large.

Do not hurt or itch.

Risk Factors.

Malnutrition.

Other sexually transmitted diseases.

Multiple sex partners.

Overcrowding.

Prevention.

To prevent the warts from spreading to other parts of the body or others:

Not scratch.

Avoid unprotected sexual contact until the warts heal completely.

Use condoms during sex.

The recent clinical evidence involving this virus in the genesis of carcinomas of the cervix.

Diagnosis and Treatment.

Diagnosis.

History and physical examination by a doctor.

Blood tests to detect other sexually transmitted diseases concomitant.

Treatment.

General Measures.

The doctor may be burned by liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy) laser or other means.

Medication.

If the doctor prescribed podofilino (topical medicine) which is caustic:

Apply carefully avoiding damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

First, apply petroleum jelly in those tissues.

Do not use in large areas at once.

Rinse with water after 4 hours.

Should avoid any contact with the eyes of podofilino.

Activity.

There are no restrictions except to avoid sexual contact until the warts disappear completely.

Diet.

There is no need to follow any special diet.

Call the doctor if.

The following occurs after treatment:

The treated area becomes infected (redness, swelling, pain and sensitivity)

Fever.

Generally poor condition.

Complications.

The medication that is used to treat venereal diseases (podofilina) can harm the fetus. There have been cases of systemic toxicity to the fetus after intravaginal applications.

Do not use the podofilina if you are pregnant.

As we have said, those located on the cervix has been shown to cause cancer.

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