The difference between condyloma acuminatum and pseudo-condyloma acuminatum

Genital warts and pseudo-warts are both types of condyloma acuminatum. The two types of warts are very similar, so many people are confused about the difference between genital warts and pseudo-warts. It is very easy to distinguish the two types of condyloma, which can be distinguished by some symptoms and the range of occurrence.

1. Display divergence:

How to distinguish pseudocondyloma acuminatum from genital warts? Pseudocondyloma acuminatum in women is a linear, symmetrical, finger-like papule on the inner side of the labia minora, shaped like caviar. This disease does not cause any discomfort and is not contagious. Genital warts are distributed on the external genitalia of men and women. In the early stages, they are as small as a needle tip, shaped like a cockscomb or cauliflower, with irregular distribution, an itchy sensation, and an odor.

2. Scope Divergence:

Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women is a benign skin hypoplasia disease. How to distinguish pseudo-condyloma acuminatum from genital warts? A small number of normal people also suffer from this disease. According to surveys, the infection rate of this disease is also high among men who have never had sexual contact and virgins. This disease is not transmitted through sexual contact. Genital warts are mainly transmitted through sexual contact and are a type of sexually transmitted disease.

3. Purpose Divergence:

Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women is not unbearable. How to distinguish pseudo-condyloma acuminatum from genital warts? Generally, no treatment is required; however, genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease, which is highly contagious and requires timely treatment, otherwise the condition will become more serious. Patients should actively seek treatment to rule out the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases and avoid missing any.