These are the symptoms of HPV infection

The hpv virus is a common sexually transmitted disease in society today. It is mainly caused by the hpv virus. The most common is genital warts. After the onset of the disease, the patient will develop local ulcers and erosions, accompanied by barbs and small balls in the vagina. As the disease progresses, it will be transmitted through secretions and will be accompanied by symptoms of redness, swelling and bleeding.

Typical symptoms of infection

Genital warts caused by HPV virus infection have become a very common sexually transmitted disease in modern society. Only based on the typical symptoms of HPV virus infection can genital warts be accurately identified.

1. The typical symptoms of HPV virus infection are small, light red papules in the early stages of HPV virus infection, which will gradually increase in size and number over time. The surface will also appear raised. Generally speaking, most of them are brittle and hard, and are uneven wart-like hyperplasia. Clinically, the shapes of genital warts include mushroom-shaped, cockscomb-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, and nipple-shaped, so the forms of HPV virus infection are diverse.

HPV virus infection symptoms

2. HPV virus infection[1] The surface color of genital warts varies, some are red, some are gray, or some are normal skin color. The area infected by HPV virus is relatively moist. In addition, a small number of patients will experience genital itching, pain or even bleeding during sexual intercourse. Due to the constant itching, patients will often scratch the area, so the HPV warts will be damaged, which may cause erosion and even bleeding, leading to secondary bleeding and infection.

3. The sites of infection for male patients infected with HPV are usually the foreskin, frenulum, glans penis, coronal sulcus and urethral orifice. Of course, a small number of patients will also develop the disease in the penis body. Female patients are more likely to develop the disease in the vulva, vagina, perianal area, and cervix. It is very common for HPV virus to infect two parts of the body at the same time. Special groups, namely homosexual patients, usually suffer from the disease in the anus and rectum, but rarely in the scrotum. In addition to the common sites of disease, there are many other sites where the disease can occur, such as between the toes, the navel, the mouth, and the armpits.