Early symptoms of female genital warts eczema

Married women often experience symptoms of some viral diseases. These disease symptoms are caused by not paying attention to hygiene conditions during sexual life. Genital warts are a common disease problem among women. Women need to pay special attention to prevention, or seek timely treatment after it occurs. Every woman's body is different, so symptoms may vary. What are the early symptoms of genital warts eczema in women?

Female genital warts are epithelial proliferative lesions caused by human papillomavirus infection and are one of the important sexually transmitted diseases. Warm and moist vulvar skin and mucous membranes are conducive to their growth and reproduction, forming vulvar or vaginal condyloma acuminatum. However, not all vulvar growths are genital warts. The average incubation period of genital warts in women is 2 to 3 months. The development of the lesions is not self-limiting. Symptoms include local itching and pain. A small number of patients are asymptomatic. Growth sites: vulva, vagina, cervix, and perianal area. It is common for two sites to occur at the same time. Local manifestations include small reddish or gray papules, which are wart-like protrusions and often fuse to form cauliflower-like growths. There is a history of sexual promiscuity. The lesions turn white after application of 5% acetic acid.

The incubation period of pseudocondyloma is 3 days to 3 weeks. It is self-limited and generally asymptomatic. Some cases have local itching. It is often symmetrically distributed on the labia minora on both sides. It is rare for two parts to occur at the same time. The lesions are small caviar or pearl-like papules. Some are polyp-like or villous. They do not fuse. There is no history of promiscuity. They do not turn white after applying 5% acetic acid. The cause of the disease is still unclear, but some believe it is related to glucocorticoids, fungal infections or other chronic irritations.

Symptoms of genital warts in women: warts will grow larger

When genital warts appear on a woman's vulva, the most typical symptom is that when the disease first occurs, the patient will find many small light red papules that feel soft to the touch. Then as the disease worsens, the small papules will become larger and larger, and many papules will merge together, so they look like a wart from the surface. The reason why the warts grow larger is due to the local dampness and heat of the vulva and the stimulation of the virus, which eventually makes them look like shapes of different sizes. At the same time, these warts are relatively delicate and sometimes bleed when touched.

Symptoms of genital warts in women include discharge

In addition, some patients with genital warts will produce white or red secretions when the disease occurs, which will stick to the warts, causing great inconvenience to female patients. Moreover, the root of the wart is relatively narrow, so some secretions will accumulate inside, making it difficult to clean. As a result, unpleasant odors and bacterial infections are common.

Although this disease is prone to recurrence, many treatments cannot completely cure it. However, patients with genital warts should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible, and wear cotton underwear as much as possible in daily life to keep the private parts dry and clean.