Is no growth for two months a sharp decline?

Preventing papillomavirus has become a very concerning issue in people's daily lives, because papillomavirus exists in various ways and can cause many diseases in the human body. Genital warts are a disease caused by papillomavirus. Most genital warts grow on the sexual organs of both men and women. But I found that there were growths on my genitals that had not grown for two months. Could it be caused by genital warts?

How to determine whether you have genital warts? No matter who you are, if you have genital warts, it will pose a great threat to your health. Due to the long incubation period of genital warts, many patients are unable to detect genital warts in time, which makes the treatment of genital warts very difficult. Sexually transmitted disease experts have found that if genital warts are not treated promptly and effectively, there is even the possibility of cancer, which directly threatens the patient's life safety. Therefore, it is particularly important to detect genital warts in time.

How to determine whether you have genital warts:

1. The primary manifestation of genital warts is the presence of obvious growths on the genitals. At the beginning, these growths are granular or papular.

2. Not all growths have an uneven surface. Only those that are large enough will have such a surface. The appearance can take on a variety of shapes, such as the most common cauliflower-shaped, cockscomb-shaped or nipple-shaped.

3. According to the acetic acid white test, if the test result is positive, then you have genital warts, otherwise, you do not.

I believe that through the above introduction you have already had a certain understanding of it. If genital warts are not treated in time, they may eventually cause cervical cancer and penile cancer, so you need to take this disease seriously and treat it in time once it is diagnosed.

One of the treatment methods is autologous cellular immune induction therapy, which can remove warts and kill bacteria in one step. Although the traditional single physical treatment method can destroy the surface tissue of warts and eliminate warts in a short time, it is only a temporary solution and not a permanent cure. If antiviral and immune activation treatments are not carried out, the patient will suffer great pain, the treatment time will be long, the cost will be expensive, and it is also easy to induce a decline in the body's own immune ability, causing recurrent attacks of genital warts.