Understanding HPV, Warts, and Fistula Surgery: Your Questions Answered
Cauliflower and fistula? Hello Doctor, I have developed genital warts and have been actively applying medication for treatment. I also received the HPV vaccine immediately to prevent reinfection. However, I may not have applied the medication properly, which led to significant sk...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on the photo, it appears that excessive application of the ointment has caused skin ulceration. I recommend temporarily discontinuing the use of Lede Mei and applying an antibiotic ointment instead. If the perineum is very painful, you should consult a physician to determin...[Read More] Understanding HPV, Warts, and Fistula Surgery: Your Questions Answered
Understanding External Hemorrhoids and Potential Concerns: A Patient's Guide
About external hemorrhoids? Hello doctor, recently my external hemorrhoids suddenly started to hurt, but there was no bleeding during bowel movements. Today I visited a clinic, and the doctor said I need surgical removal. The issue is that I previously had genital warts (I am not...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
"Hemorrhoids often present with protrusions around the anus, which can resemble cauliflower, commonly caused by anal intercourse. To definitively determine if it is indeed cauliflower-like lesions, a biopsy is necessary. Whether minimally invasive techniques can be applied d...[Read More] Understanding External Hemorrhoids and Potential Concerns: A Patient's Guide
Can I Use Hemorrhoid Medication with Wart Treatment?
Can hemorrhoid medication be used together with wart removal gel? Hello doctor, I have both genital warts and hemorrhoids in the anal area. I have seen different hospitals for treatment, and they have prescribed me medication for hemorrhoids, including Le Yu hemorrhoid cream and ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is not a problem to use suppositories and topical ointments simultaneously, as they act on different areas. However, using hemorrhoid ointment together with wart removal gel may dilute the concentration of the wart removal medication, leading to suboptimal treatment outcomes. ...[Read More] Can I Use Hemorrhoid Medication with Wart Treatment?
Managing Hemorrhoids and Genital Warts: Treatment Questions Answered
Hemorrhoids and cauliflower issue? Hello, doctor. I have been using Imiquimod 5% for over 16 weeks to treat genital warts, which seem to have shrunk but have not fallen off. During the treatment period, I have also been using hemorrhoid cream. 1. I would like to ask if the simu...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. It should not be a problem. 2. Without seeing the size of the lesion, I cannot provide you with advice; please consult your physician to evaluate whether to continue treatment. 3. If you have already been infected with HPV, theoretically, receiving the vaccine is no longer mea...[Read More] Managing Hemorrhoids and Genital Warts: Treatment Questions Answered
Understanding Treatment for Warts: Managing Bleeding and Medication Use
Second day of applying medication for cauliflower? Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I visited a large hospital due to an old condition of hemorrhoids. After the examination, the doctor found that I not only have hemorrhoids but also genital warts. Due to the current pandemic, the d...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Wart tissue (medically known as condyloma acuminatum) may fall off after topical medication, resulting in wounds similar to abrasions. This can lead to minor bleeding, which can be monitored. A small amount of bleeding is not unusual and is not related to the spread of the warts.[Read More] Understanding Treatment for Warts: Managing Bleeding and Medication Use
Managing Hemorrhoids and Warts: Effective Treatment Strategies
Hemorrhoids and cauliflower issues? Recently, I visited a proctology clinic and was diagnosed with a grade III external hemorrhoid and genital warts. The doctor prescribed me to apply wart cream, while for the hemorrhoid issue, I was given suppositories and pain relief capsules. ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The area below the testicles is likely the location of the prostate, and an anal abscess could also be a possibility, as well as swollen internal hemorrhoids. It is essential to consult a physician for a definitive diagnosis. The application sites for imiquimod cream and topical ...[Read More] Managing Hemorrhoids and Warts: Effective Treatment Strategies
Understanding Rectal and Anal Health Concerns: Your Questions Answered
Questions After Visiting a Colorectal Specialist I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Based on the image you provided, in addition to hemorrhoids, there are also condylomata acuminata, commonly known as genital warts. It is recommended to visit the surgical outpatient department again for examination and treatment.[Read More] Understanding Rectal and Anal Health Concerns: Your Questions Answered
Understanding Recurrence of Genital Warts and Safe Practices
Treatment for cauliflower (condylomata acuminata) If there is a cauliflower-like growth around the anus that was previously treated with electrocautery in July 2020, and a new growth has appeared in January, it is not uncommon for such lesions to recur. This can happen even after...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Recurrence of cauliflower-like lesions is quite common, and it typically requires close monitoring for about six months to determine if there will be no further recurrence. Engaging in sexual activity is permissible, but it is essential to use condoms throughout. I am not familia...[Read More] Understanding Recurrence of Genital Warts and Safe Practices
Understanding Recurring Warts: Causes and Prevention Strategies
Cauliflower continues to recur? Hello, Doctor. I was diagnosed with genital warts around the end of June. I underwent my first laser surgery in July, but it recurred a month later. The doctor prescribed a topical ointment for me to apply, but it still couldn't eliminate the ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Some anal warts may invade the lower rectum. If this is the case, hospitalization is required for electrosurgical treatment under regional anesthesia to achieve a cure. If only treated with local anesthesia in a clinic, there is a significant possibility of recurrence. I'm n...[Read More] Understanding Recurring Warts: Causes and Prevention Strategies
Understanding the Infectious Nature of Cauliflower Warts: Key Questions Answered
The infectiousness of cauliflower? I discovered I had genital warts in March of this year. After starting treatment with topical medication, there was no improvement, so I went to a large hospital where the doctor applied medication and prescribed antibiotics. After the lesions w...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Theoretically, applying topical medication combined with taking antibiotics cannot cure genital warts unless the topical treatment is a specific antiviral cream for condyloma acuminatum; however, there is still a risk of recurrence. 1. If condoms are used consistently, theoretica...[Read More] Understanding the Infectious Nature of Cauliflower Warts: Key Questions Answered
Understanding Recent Anal Pain: Is It Hemorrhoids, Warts, or Polyps?
History of cauliflower and hemorrhoid treatment, with recent perianal pain? Dear Dr. Ke, I apologize for interrupting you during your busy schedule. To save your valuable time, I have organized the information in bullet points below. Thank you for your understanding. 1. A 30-ye...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
I also think it could be an anal polyp or a small external hemorrhoid, as it appears smooth in appearance. However, it is best to have a physician perform a physical examination for a more accurate assessment. If there is no continuous increase in size or number, it can be monito...[Read More] Understanding Recent Anal Pain: Is It Hemorrhoids, Warts, or Polyps?
Post-Electrocautery Care for Anal Warts: Do You Need Medication?
Cauliflower after being cooked? Doctor, I have genital warts in the anal area. I underwent electrosurgery on September 4th. Do I need to take any medication or apply any topical treatments afterward? Or is it just a matter of monitoring for recurrence after the electrosurgery? My...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
The commonly known "cauliflower" warts, or condyloma acuminatum, should be cared for after electrosurgical treatment in the same manner as any other external wound. Topical ointments can be applied, and if any issues arise, a follow-up visit should be scheduled.[Read More] Post-Electrocautery Care for Anal Warts: Do You Need Medication?
Understanding Recurrence of Anal Warts and Related Symptoms
Anal warts (condylomata acuminata) Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if it is possible for genital warts to recur after three to four years of recovery (during which I have had very little sexual activity and have always used protection). Recently, when I touched a little inside...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
After infection with genital warts, some patients have a non-zero probability of lifelong recurrence. The interior of the anus is not a completely smooth surface. If there has been recent bleeding, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation and treatment.[Read More] Understanding Recurrence of Anal Warts and Related Symptoms
Can Frequent Eyelash Glue Use Lead to HPV or Other Infections?
Could you please clarify your question, doctor? My job requires me to frequently use adhesive on clients' eyelashes, and it's inevitable that there will be eye discharge. The adhesive often gets on my hands, and it's difficult to wash off with water. I also don...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
HPV rarely causes ocular infections, and it is not easy to contract the virus through contact with ocular secretions. However, the key point is to wear gloves while performing procedures and to frequently change gloves and wash hands. Any direct contact with human secretions pose...[Read More] Can Frequent Eyelash Glue Use Lead to HPV or Other Infections?
Understanding Post-Surgery HPV: Recovery, Risks, and Pregnancy Concerns
Postoperative care for cauliflower (likely referring to cauliflower ear or a similar condition)? 1. If someone had genital warts five years ago and underwent electrosurgery and topical treatment, with the last consultation two years ago indicating no signs of disease, and there h...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. If there has been no recurrence for two years after treatment, it can be considered cured; however, there is still a possibility of being an asymptomatic carrier. 2. If you are currently cured, the risk of transmitting the infection to the child during pregnancy and delivery ...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery HPV: Recovery, Risks, and Pregnancy Concerns
Understanding Recurrence: Concerns About Anal Warts After Treatment
Is it a recurrence? Two years ago, I was diagnosed with genital warts and underwent approximately three rounds of electrosurgery, with the last treatment occurring in July of last year. After that, my follow-up appointments with the doctor indicated that everything was fine, so I...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Early-stage anal warts can be difficult to confirm. To obtain an accurate diagnosis, a pathological biopsy is the most reliable method. If the lesion is small, applying a wart removal cream can be effective. However, if the warts increase in size or number, it is important to con...[Read More] Understanding Recurrence: Concerns About Anal Warts After Treatment
Understanding HPV: Transmission, Recurrence, and Safe Practices After Treatment
Cauliflower recurrence infection? Hello, Doctor! Two years ago, I had a genital warts infection in my anal area, and after undergoing electrosurgery, I have not had a recurrence since then. I later received the vaccine (although it may have been too late). I would like to ask the...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Even if there are no visible lesions, it is still possible to be a carrier and have infectious anal warts, which are typically transmitted through sexual activity. 2. Yes, there is a possibility of recurrence when the immune system is weakened. 3. If you have previously ha...[Read More] Understanding HPV: Transmission, Recurrence, and Safe Practices After Treatment
Understanding Recurrence vs. New Infection of Genital Warts: Key Insights
Cauliflower recurrence Hello, doctor. I would like to ask a question. About ten years ago, I was diagnosed with genital warts and underwent treatment. I continued to follow up at the clinic every three months. I also have regular Pap smears and pelvic exams every year, and there ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Recurrence or new infections may depend on whether there is a history of exposure. Although it is said that if warts do not recur for two years after treatment, one can be considered cured, this does not mean that they will never recur in a lifetime. If new lesions appear, treatm...[Read More] Understanding Recurrence vs. New Infection of Genital Warts: Key Insights
Understanding Anal Warts: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Cauliflower, anal papilla inflammation? Hello Doctor, about a month ago, I noticed some white protrusions in the internal anal area at the dentate line, located approximately 2 centimeters inside, near the lower rectal mucosa. They are not solitary; there is a ring of similar dep...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Of course, a small piece needs to be excised for testing. Electrocautery will vaporize the warts, making it impossible to examine. The physician's intention is to perform electrocautery during hospitalization and simultaneously excise a wart for testing. You misunderstood...[Read More] Understanding Anal Warts: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Understanding the Importance of the HPV Vaccine After Treatment
Nine-valent vaccine Hello, doctor. On March 2nd, I underwent electrosurgery to remove an unknown type of genital warts. Despite having minimal sexual activity, I still contracted them. I recently read that the vaccine doesn't have a significant effect on preventing recurrenc...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Theoretically, if a person has already been infected, there is no need to receive the vaccine because, firstly, the body will produce its own antibodies. Secondly, the virus can still enter a latent carrier state, which means there is a possibility of reactivation in the future. ...[Read More] Understanding the Importance of the HPV Vaccine After Treatment