Patient's question:
I searched online a lot, it's probably coronal. There are 3-4 white, cauliflower-like bumps on the coronal, not too big, and they get a bit bigger with erection. It's been about a month, and it seems to have grown slightly.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to perform the acetic acid test: Prepare a 3%-5% acetic acid solution (the concentration of edible white vinegar is 4%-6%, which can be used as a for genital warts). Soak a piece of gauze or paper towel in the acetic acid and apply it to the growth. After 3-5 minutes, observe if the raised area turns white. If the growth turns white, it can be diagnosed as genital warts. False genital warts will show a negative reaction, meaning no color change. If there is local inflammation, it may result in a false positive reaction. In such cases, a pathological examination may be necessary. If it is confirmed to be genital warts, proper treatment is the key.