How do we know if we have genital warts or pimples?

September 8, 1404
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Many people are worried when they notice a bump or a lesion on the skin of their genital area, and the first question that comes to their mind is: "Is this a normal pimple or a genital wart?" The answer to this question is very important, because each of these complications has a different cause and treatment. In this article, we discuss the signs and differences between genital warts and pimples and answer the question "How do we know if we have genital warts or pimples??".

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What is genital acne?

Genital pimples, like other pimples in the body, are caused by closed skin pores or bacterial infections. These pimples can be red, swollen and painful and sometimes accompanied by pus. Notable point, these skin lesions are not dangerous and there is nothing to worry about. But if your pimples are very painful and inflamed, they may be infected and need to be treated now.

If you have pimples that won't go away, are itchy and painful, or keep coming back, they may not be pimples at all.

Common causes of genital warts

Pimples in the genital area are usually due to the following reasons:

Correcting pubic hair with a razor and causing inflammation of the follicles
Sweating a lot and sebaceous glands closing
Superficial bacterial infections
Improper hygiene
Using tight and plastic underwear

What is a genital wart?

Genital warts are one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). This virus is transmitted through direct skin contact, especially during sexual relations. Warts usually appear as soft, fleshy bumps that can be the same color as the skin or slightly darker.

The shape of a genital wart in some cases resembles a cauliflower or a small cluster. It is good to know that both men and women can suffer from genital warts and these lesions can be seen in different areas of the genital system or around the anus. The importance of the matter is that some types of HPV virus are dangerous and can increase the risk of cancer, especially in women.

How to know if we have genital warts in women

If you are a woman who is worried about skin changes in your genital area and you want to know the answer to the question "How do we know if we have genital warts?", you should pay attention to some important points.

You should know, acne usually appears as red and inflamed bumps and may be accompanied by pain or pus. While genital warts are mostly seen in the form of soft bumps and the same color of the skin, without much inflammation or pain.

These warts can be single or grow in clusters over time. The main difference is that the pimples often go away on their own, but genital warts are caused by the HPV virus, and if not treated, there is a possibility of its spread. Since the appearance of the diagnosis is not always certain, it is necessary to see a specialist to make sure and get the right treatment.

The difference between genital warts and pimples

Now let's solve the ambiguity "How do we know if we have genital warts or acne?", Farq Let's check the pimples and genital warts completely:

Appearance:

The rash is usually red, inflamed and raised and may have a pus-filled head.
The genital wart is soft, fleshy, skin-colored or slightly darker, and sometimes looks like a flower.

Pain and sensitivity:

Another difference between acne and genital warts in men and women is that acne can be painful or accompanied by burning.
Genital warts are usually painless, but may cause mild itching or burning.

Singularity or group:

Pimples are often seen individually or in small numbers.
Warts usually grow in multiples or clusters together.

Cause:

Pimple occurs due to blocked sebaceous glands, hair follicle inflammation or bacterial infection.
Genital warts are caused by the HPV (human papilloma) virus, which is transmitted through sexual contact. Some people also believe in transferring genital warts from swimming pools. In your opinion Is Can genital warts be transmitted through swimming pools?

Diagnosis of genital warts at home

Seeing a lesion or bump in the genital area can cause a lot of concern, but it does not always mean a serious illness.

If the lesion you have observed at home is small, soft, the same color as the skin and appeared in several places close to each other, it is more likely to be a genital wart (in the previous sections we examined the appearance of genital warts). On the other hand, pimples often appear suddenly, are red or inflamed, and sometimes have pain or pus discharge when touched.

However, just looking at home is not enough to make you sure. Some other skin lesions can also look like warts or pimples. Therefore, the best solution is that if your lesions do not improve within a few days or if they increase in number, you must visit a doctor for a specialized examination. This prevents unnecessary worries and, if there is a problem, it enables timely treatment.

Definitive treatment of genital warts

If for detection and Treatment Genital wart do not go to a specialist doctor yourself, it may spread and cause even more serious problems. Fortunately, with the advancement of treatment methods, today's concerns have been reduced to a great extent.

Dr. Mojdeh Namdari, obstetrics and gynecology specialist, using the latest technologies such as specialized laser and cryotherapy (freezing the lesions) as well as by prescribing local drugs, offers a quick, painless treatment with minimal complications for genital warts. These methods are suitable for different types of warts and are considered a very suitable option especially for people who are looking for a safe and effective treatment.

In addition to treatment, the body's immune system and prevention methods, play an important role in the treatment of genital warts. For example

If you have genital warts, for examination and starting treatment with Dr. Mojdeh Namdari's office Call to benefit from safe and effective methods.

Your questions about genital warts

Can you have sex after treating genital warts? Yes, you can have sex after treating genital warts and confirming the doctor's complete recovery; But it is better to wait for a while and be sure to use protective methods such as condoms to reduce the risk of transmission.
Does genital warts return after treatment? Yes, unfortunately, genital warts may return after treatment in some people, but by choosing the right treatment method, strengthening the immune system and regular follow-up by the doctor, the possibility of recurrence is significantly reduced.
Can a pimple turn into genital warts? No, genital acne never turns into genital warts. Pimples and warts have different causes and each requires its own treatment method. If you notice changes in your genital area and you are worried, it is better to see a doctor for a detailed examination and to make sure of your health.
Do I need to take a blood test after completing the delayed course to make sure of my immunity level? No, routine antibody testing after Gardasil vaccination is not recommended. The very high effectiveness of this vaccine has been proven in extensive clinical studies. Trusting the scientific protocols and completing the 3-dose course is the best guarantee for your safety, and there is no need to spend money and stress for blood tests.
I have given the 4-valent Gardasil vaccine for the first 2 doses, but now only 9-valent Gardasil is available. Can I supplement the third dose with the 9-valent variant? Yes. In addition to covering the 4 types of viruses that are in Gardasil 4, the 9-valent Gardasil vaccine also protects you against 5 other high-risk types of HPV. Reputable health centers around the world have fully approved this work and consider it a "safety improvement". So you can safely finish your course with a newer and more complete vaccine.
What should I do if I become pregnant in the interval between doses of the vaccine? According to medical guidelines, Gardasil is not recommended to be given during pregnancy. Of course, not because there is a proven danger to the fetus, but because of caution and lack of sufficient research in this field. You should postpone the injection of the remaining dose (either the second or third dose) until after the end of pregnancy. There is no need to worry; The previous 2 doses still provide you with a good level of protection and you can safely complete your vaccination course after giving birth.
Injecting the Gardasil vaccine during a cold is usually safe. If you only have a mild cold, such as a runny nose or sore throat, you can probably get the vaccine. It is best to consult your doctor before getting the vaccine to evaluate your health and decide if it is the right time to get the vaccine.
Does the Gardasil vaccine cause hair loss? No, until now no valid scientific evidence has confirmed the hypothesis that the Gardasil vaccine causes hair loss. The Gardasil vaccine is an effective vaccine for preventing infections caused by the HPV virus, and most of its side effects are symptoms such as pain or redness at the injection site, mild fever, and fatigue. If you experience hair loss after Gardasil injection, you may have other reasons such as stress, hormonal changes, etc. In case of such a problem, it is better to consult your doctor.
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How to prevent genital warts without intercourse? Injecting genital warts vaccines, performing a Pap smear test, observing personal hygiene and not manipulating and scratching warts, and avoiding skin contact with an infected person and sexual intercourse. No
Does Gardasil injection have an effect on infertility? No, because so far there is no evidence that Gardasil can cause infertility in women or ovarian failure. However, experts believe that before injecting the vaccine, the necessary tests should be done regarding the history of people's illness.
Where to buy the Gardasil vaccine? Dr. Mojdeh Namdari has this vaccine in her office and injects it. Of course, you can get the Iranian Papillogard vaccine from health centers or pharmacies.
Do women who have received the Gardasil vaccine still need to do a pap smear test? Yes. The Gardasil vaccine is not a substitute for a Pap test. Cervical cancer screening with regular Pap smear tests starting at age 21 is an important part of preventive health care.
How much does the Gardasil vaccine cost? Due to currency changes and market conditions, the price of vaccines may vary at different times and in different regions. To get more detailed information about the cost and getting the Gardasil vaccine, contact us at the right price.

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