Patient's question:
Patient Age: Hello. I am gay male. I have had genital warts in the perianal and anal area in the past. They were treated with laser, and I haven't had a recurrence for a year. Hello doctor. Can genital warts grow on the prostate? What kind of assistance do you need: Please explain, doctor.Doctor's answer:
Hello, genital warts will not grow on the prostate. Suggestions: The common sites of this disease in men are the coronal sulcus of the penis, glans, foreskin, frenulum of the prepuce, and urethral orifice. They are rarely seen on the shaft of the penis and rarely on the scrotum. Homosexual men are commonly affected in the anus and rectum. In women, they are most commonly found on the labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, cervix, vagina, and perianal area. Occasionally, they may be found on extragenital sites such as the mouth, throat, or interdigital spaces. The typical rash is initially soft, pale red papules, ranging in size from pinhead to greenbean, appearing as flesh-colored warts with rough and uneven surfaces. They may gradually shrink or fuse into cauliflower-like, chicken-pox-like, or large masses. Secondary infections may occur.