Patient's question:
There are a few small red papules in the coronal sulcus, which are painless and itchy. I haven't gone to the hospital yet. What could be the reason for the pale red papules in the coronal sulcus?Doctor's answer:
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is a sexually transmitted disease. The typical symptoms of this disease include small, pale red or dirty red warts, which can be in the form of papules, papillomas, cauliflower-like, or chicken-like shapes. They are delicate in texture, slightly pointed at the top, and painless or itchy, gradually growing or increasing in number. Condyloma acuminata requires confirmation through tests such as the acetic acid test, blood virus detection, or pathological examination of the wart tissue. After confirmation, it is recommended to adopt a comprehensive treatment approach.