Patient's question:
Penis root has grown 5 small granulations, what is the matter?Doctor's answer:
Hello, in the early stages, if the symptoms of genital warts are not obvious, discomfort symptoms such as vulvar itching, burning pain, or post-coital pain may appear. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia initially presents as scattered or clustered pink or white small papillary warts, which are soft and have fine finger-like projections. When they enlarge, they take on a chicken-pox-like, cauliflower-like, or mulberry-like appearance. Patients should avoid promiscuity and maintain personal hygiene, as this can reduce the vast majority of infection opportunities. It is recommended to shower instead of using tubs, and not to sit directly on public bath chairs after bathing. In public restrooms, it is advisable to use squat toilets as much as possible. Personal hygiene should be practiced, with daily cleaning of the vulva, changing underwear, and not using others' basins or swimsuits. Hands should be washed before using the toilet.