What are the symptoms of herpes genital warts?

During the outbreak of condyloma herpes, there is usually a burning sensation and erythema, and it may even be accompanied by red papules and itching.

Genital warts herpes mainly refers to genital warts, which generally have an incubation period of about 2 to 10 days, after which obvious symptoms will appear, mainly manifested as erythema and papules. As the disease progresses, small blisters or pustules may appear. In severe cases, large areas of erosion or ulcers may occur, and may even be accompanied by obvious pain symptoms. In the later stage, inflammation may affect the bladder or urethra, resulting in frequent or urgent urination, difficulty urinating and a series of uncomfortable symptoms.

Genital warts and herpes are mainly caused by human papillomavirus infection and are a contagious disease. They are mainly transmitted through unclean sexual life, and may also be transmitted through indirect contact or close contact. Therefore, after being infected, you must take isolation measures to avoid cross-infection or infection of sexual partners. It is also necessary to actively and proactively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, which generally requires laser treatment or cryotherapy.

During the recovery period, you must pay attention to local hygiene care, wear loose or breathable underwear, keep the local area dry or breathable, and develop the habit of changing or washing it every day.