Self-examination of female genital ulcer symptoms

When many women find out they have gynecological diseases, they are too embarrassed to tell others and go to the pharmacy to buy medicine for treatment privately, but the treatment results are often not satisfactory. In fact, what medicine a woman should apply for itchiness down there depends on the cause of the itching, and then the medicine should be used to treat it according to the disease. Below I will tell you about the self-examination of female genital herpes symptoms so that you can learn more.

Women usually have genital warts in the vagina, cervical warts, and vulvar warts. The symptoms of genital warts in women are similar to those in men, usually appearing outside the anus or on the genitals; and it is difficult for women to detect. The incubation period of genital warts is relatively long. The average time is 2 to 3 months. In the early stages, small cone-shaped fleshy grains and papules will appear in the vagina, most of which occur on the external genitalia and perianal area, presenting a series of symptoms. They are pink and cauliflower-shaped, with a brittle surface that can be easily removed by hand. They are also prone to bleeding and infection.

Genital warts may not have obvious symptoms, but may cause uncomfortable sensations such as vulvar itching, burning pain, or pain after sexual intercourse. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia begins with scattered or clustered proliferation of small pink or white papillary warts that are soft and have fine finger-like protrusions. As time goes by, the warts will take on the shape of cockscomb, cauliflower, or mulberry. A small number of patients do not have any symptoms. Generally, the disease occurs in common parts such as the vulva, vagina, cervix, and perianal area. It is usually caused by chaotic sexual life or other unclean sexual life. The disease will turn white after applying 5% vinegar.

Rice-sized warts appear on the surface of the vaginal skin. Some women have increased hormones or liver disease. Over time, they can reach a diameter of more than 10 centimeters and grow very quickly. The main feature of the warts is that they are the size of cauliflower. Some female patients have been infected for a long time, which is limited to dry keratinization, thickening or crusting, resulting in oyster shell-like warts. There are also many patients whose warts develop rapidly and spread all over the body after being infected with HPV. The surface is moist or bleeding, and pus often accumulates between the particles, emitting a foul odor. Scratching may lead to secondary infection. Genital warts located in drier areas with lower humidity are often small lesions that appear as flat warts. Warts located in hot, humid areas often appear filamentous or papilloma-like and easily merge into large masses.