Understanding HPV, Vaccines, and Genital Warts: Key Questions Answered
Questions about vaccines and genital warts? Hello Doctor, my boyfriend recently discovered a growth on his genital area and was diagnosed with genital warts at the clinic. I don't know much about this condition and would like to ask you a few questions. 1. I have previousl...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the expected effects of the HPV vaccine can reduce the risk of cervical cancer by approximately 65% to 70%; decrease the incidence of cervical precancerous lesions by 50%; lower the occurrence of genital warts by 90%; and reduce infections from HPV types 16 and 18 by 97%. ...[Read More] Understanding HPV, Vaccines, and Genital Warts: Key Questions Answered
Key Questions About HPV Treatment and Vaccination for Women
Several questions regarding HPV treatment? Hello Doctor, I have been undergoing treatment for HPV for about 3 weeks. 1. Should I wait until the HPV treatment is completed before receiving the nine-valent vaccine, or can I get vaccinated now? 2. My partner had a sexually transm...
Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
1. There is no need for treatment, and there is no effective way to treat HPV. 2. Warts are transmitted through contact, which can occur through sexual activity or environmental exposure; of course, areas of the skin that are damaged or have defects are more susceptible to infe...[Read More] Key Questions About HPV Treatment and Vaccination for Women
Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Symptoms, Risks, and Testing
Cauliflower transmission About two to three weeks ago, I felt small lumps in the triangular area of the labia minora, but they are not visible to the naked eye. I visited a gynecologist, but the doctor said they didn't see anything. However, I can feel small lumps when I tou...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. A diagnosis can only be made through a pelvic examination in the outpatient clinic. 2. Genital warts are a sexually transmitted infection, and there is a risk of infection through contact with skin, mucous membranes, and bodily fluids.[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Warts: Symptoms, Risks, and Testing
Understanding Vulvar Issues: Symptoms, Concerns, and When to Seek Help
Genital issues Hello Doctor, my boyfriend and I have been sexually active for two years, and we are each other's first partners. For almost the entire duration, we have engaged in unprotected sex. My menstrual cycle has always been irregular; a doctor previously suggested th...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. "Vaginal infections" can cause abnormal discharge, perineal itching, unpleasant odor, burning sensation during urination, frequent urination, and bleeding. In more severe cases, it may lead to abdominal pain or fever. The "treatment methods" vary depending ...[Read More] Understanding Vulvar Issues: Symptoms, Concerns, and When to Seek Help
Understanding Cauliflower Growth: Should You Wait for Results or Seek a Second Opinion?
Cauliflower treatment Hello Doctor, I would like to ask a question. Today I visited the hospital, and the doctor said it looks like a cauliflower (likely referring to genital warts), but only ordered a biopsy and did not prescribe any treatment. I was told to wait for two weeks f...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, please wait for the report results. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Growth: Should You Wait for Results or Seek a Second Opinion?
Understanding Small Bumps in the Vulvar Area: What You Need to Know
Intimate area issues? Hello doctor, I have noticed a small bump on the inner side of my labia majora, close to the clitoris, that resembles an internal clogged pore. It is very small, less than 0.1 mm, with a smooth surface, and does not feel like a protruding lesion with a root....
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is recommended to visit a gynecologist for an examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Small Bumps in the Vulvar Area: What You Need to Know
Understanding Small Growths on the Vulva: When to Seek Further Evaluation
There is a small protrusion on the vulva? About a year ago, I discovered a small protrusion on my vulva. I consulted a gynecologist at that time, and the doctor mentioned that the main concern could be genital warts, but it didn't appear to be that. To confirm, a biopsy woul...
Dr. Huang Yiwen Reply:
Hello Ms. LiLi: Since the lesions on your skin have not changed significantly, they are likely not warts or any major issue. If you would like to go back for a biopsy, that is certainly an option, but I believe it may not be necessary.[Read More] Understanding Small Growths on the Vulva: When to Seek Further Evaluation
Managing Genital Warts: Treatment Questions and Concerns
Applying medication for cauliflower (likely referring to cauliflower-like lesions, such as warts or other skin conditions)? Recently, I noticed white lesions in my genital area that are more flat than raised. I went to a gynecologist for a biopsy, and the results showed that I ha...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is recommended to pause the application of medication during your menstrual period. Generally, the treatment should not cause significant discomfort. If you experience severe side effects, please return to the clinic for evaluation by your phy...[Read More] Managing Genital Warts: Treatment Questions and Concerns
Managing Treatment for Flat Warts: Questions on Medication and Pain
Applying medication for cauliflower (likely referring to cauliflower-like warts or lesions)? Recently, I noticed white lesions in my genital area that are more flat than raised. I went to a gynecologist for a biopsy, and the results showed that I have genital warts. The doctor pr...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is recommended to pause the application of medication during your menstrual period. Generally, treatment should not cause significant discomfort. If you experience severe side effects, please return for a follow-up with your physician for eval...[Read More] Managing Treatment for Flat Warts: Questions on Medication and Pain
Understanding Vulvar Itching: Possible Causes and Solutions
Genital itching Last June, I discovered I had genital warts and used a topical treatment for a week, after which I stopped. The warts were located in the vulvar area and on the clitoris. Later, it seemed like the warts had disappeared, but I still experience itching and a foul od...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
Vaginal infections can cause abnormal discharge, itching, fever, bleeding, and lower abdominal pain, which are among the most common symptoms in women. The causes are varied, and treatment methods require comprehensive health education. It is recommended to seek evaluation from a...[Read More] Understanding Vulvar Itching: Possible Causes and Solutions
Understanding Vaginal Concerns: White Bumps After Intercourse
Genital issues After having intercourse, I noticed white, pimple-like spots at the vaginal opening when looking in the mirror. I observed that they did not grow or change, and later they disappeared. Could this be genital warts, or is it simply an infection?
Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
It doesn't seem like cauliflower, it might just be an infection of the white spots.[Read More] Understanding Vaginal Concerns: White Bumps After Intercourse
Understanding HPV: Can Cauliflower Warts Reinfect You?
Cauliflower Concerns 1. Can cauliflower warts (genital warts) be transmitted back to oneself through underwear? 2. If proper hygiene is maintained, is there still a risk of re-infecting one's mouth, nose, or other mucosal areas? I have noticed new lesions appearing in areas...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the current treatment methods for genital warts include various options such as cryotherapy, electrocautery, topical medications, and laser therapy. These treatments are limited to removing visible warts and do not completely eliminate the virus, with a recurrence rate of ...[Read More] Understanding HPV: Can Cauliflower Warts Reinfect You?
Understanding HPV Risks and Treatment for Newborns and Mothers
The likelihood of transmitting cauliflower (likely referring to a type of viral infection, such as molluscum contagiosum or warts) to infants and the treatment options? During the delivery, the physician discovered abnormalities in the vulva and immediately performed electrosurge...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it seems that you have been diagnosed. Whether the baby is infected should be monitored by a pediatrician. Vaccination can help to some extent, and you can continue with your daily routine as usual. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HPV Risks and Treatment for Newborns and Mothers
Concerns About HPV Transmission from Contaminated Toilet Paper
Supplementary inquiry #165507 I checked into a hotel the day before and used the toilet paper from the roll. I noticed some dust on the lid and, out of concern, I lifted it to check. I found something sticky on the inside of the lid. Due to previous news reports, I am worried tha...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you shouldn't worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Concerns About HPV Transmission from Contaminated Toilet Paper
Can You Get HPV from Contaminated Toilet Paper? Understanding Risks and Vaccination
Cauliflower-related transmission? I checked into a hotel the day before and used the toilet paper from the roll. I noticed some dust on the lid and, out of concern, I lifted it to check. I found something sticky on the inside of the lid. Given previous news reports, I want to ask...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you shouldn't worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can You Get HPV from Contaminated Toilet Paper? Understanding Risks and Vaccination
Can Genital Warts Be Cured? Understanding Recurrence and Treatment Options
Can cauliflower be cured? Hello Doctor, I have been troubled by this issue for almost five years, and as a result, I have developed psychosomatic symptoms. Before the onset of my condition, I had not engaged in any sexual activity for a full five years (even in the past, I always...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. There are several methods for the removal of cauliflower lesions; please consult the obstetrics and gynecology outpatient clinic. 2. After receiving three doses of the cervical cancer vaccine, the recurrence rate is less than 5%.[Read More] Can Genital Warts Be Cured? Understanding Recurrence and Treatment Options
Managing HPV and Warts During Pregnancy and Postpartum Care
After being electrically burned, cauliflower? Hello doctor, I discovered I had genital warts when I was four months pregnant. At that time, I underwent electrosurgery to remove them. Now that I have just given birth to my baby, I found that they have recurred during my postpartum...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. It is recommended to receive three doses of the cervical cancer vaccine, which reduces the recurrence rate to less than 5%. 2. If concerned about transmitting the virus to children, wearing gloves temporarily can be helpful.[Read More] Managing HPV and Warts During Pregnancy and Postpartum Care
Managing HPV: Post-Treatment Care for Genital Warts
Post-treatment of cauliflower? Hello, two weeks ago I noticed a growth in my vulva that resembled genital warts. The doctor removed it on-site and sent it for testing, and also checked my vagina for any other lesions, finding none. Two weeks later, it was confirmed to be genital ...
Dr. Huang Yiwen Reply:
Hello, Miss You: After the excision of the warts, if there has also been extensive electrosurgical treatment, then there is no need to use antiviral ointment. However, if the lesions are very small and only excised (because the physician could not confirm it was HPV at that time)...[Read More] Managing HPV: Post-Treatment Care for Genital Warts
Recurring Infections and Mysterious Growths on the Vulva: What to Know
Recurrent infections with the presence of lesions in the vulvar area? Hello, doctor. My situation is that in mid-November, after completing a treatment for a Candida and bacterial infection with medication and suppositories, I experienced a recurrence within half a month. In earl...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
In response to your concerns, even though multiple obstetricians have treated you and you still feel uneasy, the best approach is actually in your answer: a biopsy for confirmation. I hope everything goes well. Thank you for your question, and I wish you health and happiness.[Read More] Recurring Infections and Mysterious Growths on the Vulva: What to Know
Understanding Cauliflower Ear Transmission Risks in Gynecology
Cauliflower transmission issues? In July 2018, I accidentally used a towel that had been washed in a public washing machine after showering and then used it to wipe my intimate areas. Recently, I learned that the mattress I slept on was provided by the landlord and may have been ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should not contract warts this way, so there is no need to worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Cauliflower Ear Transmission Risks in Gynecology