Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, your condition could be considered as condyloma acuminatum or pseudocondyloma acuminatum. The appearance of the two needs to be differentiated, but if you have no history of unsafe sex, it is unlikely to be condyloma acuminatum. Pseudocondyloma acuminatum is only an abnormal proliferative change, possibly caused by physiological variations or vaginal candidiasis leading to increased leukorrhea and irritation, and it is non-communicable. Currently, do not be too anxious and wait for the results to come out. The possibility of condyloma acuminatum is not high. If it is condyloma acuminatum, laser treatment can be performed, which is quite effective, but there is a possibility of recurrence. If it is pseudocondyloma acuminatum, if there are no symptoms, treatment is not necessary. Laser treatment can be considered if necessary.