Understanding and Treating Genital Warts: A Comprehensive Guide
Genital warts I am an ordinary office worker who has been suffering from condylomata acuminata for over four years. During this time, I have had no sexual partners and only discovered my condition earlier this year. The lesions are concentrated in the mid-section of the labia maj...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
You have received good medication treatment. Please consult your physician to determine if further treatment is necessary for herpes, as it may indicate ulcerative disease. A blood test for HSV IgG may be positive. Warts are associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, a...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Genital Warts: A Comprehensive Guide
Understanding Labial Growths: What to Know About Lumps and Bumps
Sarcoma of the inner labia majora Today, while taking a shower, I suddenly noticed a flesh-colored bump about the size of a soybean on the inner side of my labia majora. It is quite noticeable against the darker skin of my labia. It is not painful or itchy when touched. I believe...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: Please visit a gynecology and obstetrics clinic for examination. If it is genital warts (condylomata acuminata), treatment options include electrocautery or topical medications at Hsinchu Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.[Read More] Understanding Labial Growths: What to Know About Lumps and Bumps
Understanding Red Soft Growths: Is It HPV or Misdiagnosis?
Who can tell me....? A few months ago, I discovered raised red polyps on my labia that felt soft to the touch, and they were neither painful nor itchy. I visited a gynecologist who diagnosed them as genital warts and applied a slightly caustic medication. However, after the treat...
Dr. Chen Nengjin Reply:
Condylomata acuminata, commonly known as genital warts, should be evaluated in a medical facility for further examination to confirm whether it is indeed condylomata acuminata.[Read More] Understanding Red Soft Growths: Is It HPV or Misdiagnosis?
Understanding a Small Bump Near the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
There is a spherical mass near the vaginal opening on the labia minora? At the bottom of the labia minora, near the vaginal opening, there is a spherical object about 0.03 cm in size. It is flesh-colored and feels like a small solid ball when pinched. I discovered it in July of t...
Dr. Chen Changfu Reply:
Dear user: Hello! Based on your description, it seems to be a Bartholin's gland cyst; please consult a gynecologist nearby for an examination to confirm the diagnosis.[Read More] Understanding a Small Bump Near the Vaginal Opening: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Symptoms: Is It Really Genital Warts or Something Else?
I'm sorry, but I need more context or content to provide There is a phenomenon of peeling and flaking at the top of the labia, which is itchy and appears to be some form of desquamation. I tried applying povidone-iodine ointment, but there has been no improvement. I visited ...
Dr. Wu Linting Reply:
Hello, whether this is cauliflower or not can only be confirmed after an outpatient examination. Please visit our outpatient department for an evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Symptoms: Is It Really Genital Warts or Something Else?
Understanding Intercourse-Related Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Intercourse-related bleeding Dear Dr. Cheng, I have been experiencing persistent itching in my genital area, which tends to recur even after treatment. In the past two weeks, I have seen a doctor twice, with the most recent visit being last Saturday (November 6). The doctor diag...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: The bleeding after sexual intercourse is likely unrelated to warts or genital itching. It may be due to anovulatory hormonal imbalance causing an early onset of menstruation, or partial shedding of the endometrium before menstruation. Just monitor the situation, and if the...[Read More] Understanding Intercourse-Related Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Managing Low Amniotic Fluid and Skin Issues During Pregnancy
Please help me! Hello, I have a few questions! I am currently 28 weeks pregnant. (1) During my prenatal check-up today, the doctor informed me that my amniotic fluid is normal but slightly low, and my blood sugar and blood pressure are normal. How can I improve the situation of l...
Dr. Jian Hongmou Reply:
1. If there is oligohydramnios, the first step is to identify the cause. An ultrasound examination should be performed to check for any fetal abnormalities, such as issues with the placenta or kidneys. If no abnormalities are found and it is simply a case of reduced amniotic flui...[Read More] Managing Low Amniotic Fluid and Skin Issues During Pregnancy
Understanding Skin Bumps: What They Could Mean for Teens
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) Hello, I am a second-year junior high school student. Since the fifth grade of elementary school, I have had small lump-like things near my genitals and on my thighs. Now, they have also appeared on my buttocks, but not near the anus. What kin...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Based on your description, it could be either flat warts or genital warts (condyloma acuminatum). The former is more likely since you have not engaged in sexual intercourse, while the latter is primarily transmitted through sexual contact and is classified as a sexually transmitt...[Read More] Understanding Skin Bumps: What They Could Mean for Teens
Understanding STD Symptoms: A Visual Guide for Women
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Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Based on your description, it could be either flat warts or genital warts (condyloma acuminatum). The former is more likely since you have not engaged in sexual intercourse, while the latter is primarily transmitted through sexual contact and is classified as a sexually transmitt...[Read More] Understanding STD Symptoms: A Visual Guide for Women
Understanding Yellow Discharge and Its Implications in Gynecology
Issues with secretions? If there are finger-like projections in the genital tract and the discharge is yellow and thick, it could be caused by several conditions, including a sexually transmitted infection (STI) such as gonorrhea or chlamydia, or it could be a sign of a vaginal i...
Dr. Liang Yinpan Reply:
Hello Ms. Jj! If you have recently noticed finger-like protrusions in your genital area, accompanied by yellow, thick discharge, the most likely cause is genital warts, commonly known as "cauliflower." It is important to seek consultation from a gynecologist as soon as ...[Read More] Understanding Yellow Discharge and Its Implications in Gynecology
Can Oral Sex Lead to Pregnancy and STDs? Expert Insights Explained
Will this lead to pregnancy? If I perform oral sex with my boyfriend, can I get pregnant? Is oral sex safe? Are there any risks of transmitting infections?
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Pregnancy will not occur unless ejaculation happens inside the vagina. 2. Oral sex can also transmit diseases; if your boyfriend has a sexually transmitted infection (STI), he can transmit it to you, and you can transmit it to him as well. 3. All sexually transmitted infection...[Read More] Can Oral Sex Lead to Pregnancy and STDs? Expert Insights Explained
Impact of Genital Warts on Pregnancy: What Expecting Mothers Should Know
Will having genital warts (condylomata acuminata) affect the developing baby during pregnancy? Dr. Jan De-Chin: Hello, I am a 35-year-old woman. Ten years ago, I was infected with "genital warts" (at that time, my cervix was also infected). I have since recovered and ha...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
If the condition has been successfully treated, it will not affect the child. However, during pregnancy, it is important to monitor for any recurrence. If there is a relapse, a cesarean section is recommended to prevent transmission to the child.[Read More] Impact of Genital Warts on Pregnancy: What Expecting Mothers Should Know
Understanding Human Papillomavirus and Its Impact on Vaginal Health
What is [Human Papillomavirus]? Hello Doctor: Over the past year, I have been experiencing frequent vaginal itching, especially after my menstrual period, when I notice a white, cloudy discharge from the vagina. The area around the vagina itches intensely, and it becomes red and ...
Dr. Wang Jionglang Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, symptoms of a fungal infection (Candida albicans) include itching, burning, swelling, and pain in the vulva, along with discharge that appears white or yellowish-white, resembling cottage cheese. Pain and redness at the urethral opening or dis...[Read More] Understanding Human Papillomavirus and Its Impact on Vaginal Health
Can Pregnant Women Get Genital Warts Without Sexual Contact?
Can pregnancy cause cauliflower-like growths? I saw online that a pregnant woman developed warts, and she said her husband would never cheat on her because he is also afraid of getting sick. She consulted an obstetrician, but the doctor told her that pregnant women have more secr...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello! 1. Genital warts are indeed transmitted through sexual intercourse. 2. Even without sexual activity, the virus that causes genital warts can be transmitted through contact with fingers, toilet seats, and other surfaces that come into contact with the genital area. However,...[Read More] Can Pregnant Women Get Genital Warts Without Sexual Contact?
Understanding Recurring HPV: Concerns About Cervical Cancer and Sexual Activity
I'm sorry, but I need more context or content to provide Hello Dr. Lu: After having relations with my boyfriend, a few months later, I was diagnosed with genital warts after a doctor's examination. After treatment and electrosurgery by the physician, I experienced a rec...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello: 1. Research has found that individuals with cauliflower (likely referring to genital warts) do not have a significantly increased risk of developing cervical cancer. However, since both conditions are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), it is recommended to have annu...[Read More] Understanding Recurring HPV: Concerns About Cervical Cancer and Sexual Activity
Understanding HPV: Lifelong Risks, Recurrence, and Pregnancy Concerns
Make sure to ask clearly? I would like to ask: If someone has had genital warts, is there a possibility of recurrence for a lifetime? In other words, will it stay with the patient for life? Is there a chance of complete cure? If there are no recurrences currently, how long should...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello! Genital warts, commonly known as "cauliflower," are caused by sexual contact with a type of "human papillomavirus" (HPV). Many people carry this virus, but only a small number develop symptoms. Some individuals may retain the virus for decades, while ot...[Read More] Understanding HPV: Lifelong Risks, Recurrence, and Pregnancy Concerns
Understanding Vestibular Inflammation: Concerns and Treatment Options
Vestibular inflammation Hello Dr. Jan, I have been experiencing itching in the vulvar area, so I visited a gynecologist. The doctor diagnosed me with vestibulitis and noted that there are granules on the inner sides of the labia, as well as some thread-like structures. He mentio...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Based on your condition, it does not appear to be genital warts, as genital warts typically present as clusters that protrude outward and grow rapidly. Usually, a physician can identify them at a glance, so it is unlikely that only one doctor would notice them. 2. Your condit...[Read More] Understanding Vestibular Inflammation: Concerns and Treatment Options
Understanding HPV Transmission and Safe Practices After Treatment
Sexual activity after contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI)? Hello Dr. Lu, I have a question that I would like to ask you. Recently, I found out that I have genital warts. I have a monogamous partner, but my boyfriend does not show any lesions. When I consulted wit...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Hello! Once infected with the human papillomavirus (HPV), this virus can remain in the body indefinitely. Some individuals may remain in a latent state and appear normal, while others may develop warts. Even without further contact, the virus can reactivate, typically under certa...[Read More] Understanding HPV Transmission and Safe Practices After Treatment
Understanding Genital Warts vs. Hemorrhoids: A Guide for Women
A difficult-to-discuss issue..? Last month, I had my first Pap smear at a private clinic, and the doctor informed me that there are several protrusions (similar to granulation tissue) located between my vulva and anus, which are suspected to be genital warts (they have been incre...
Dr. Chen Fuhao Reply:
Hello, based on your symptom description, it is inferred that you may have a sexually transmitted infection caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), commonly known as genital warts (because they resemble cauliflower). This condition is not uncommon in Taiwan and can affect both ...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts vs. Hemorrhoids: A Guide for Women
Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Tips
Cauliflower I understand that this is your first infection, and it can be very stressful. You mentioned that you saw a doctor who diagnosed you with genital warts. Hearing this news can be very upsetting, especially since your partner seems to be unaffected. Now, you are noticing...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Cauliflower is a type of viral infection that can be treated with electrosurgery or medication. Sometimes, it may require two or three treatments to completely eradicate it, but it can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, so the boyfriend should also get checked. 2. Fu...[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Tips