Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of condyloma acuminatum

The diagnosis and differentiation of genital warts can be largely determined based on certain clinical manifestations. Commonly affected sites include the external genitalia or perianal skin and mucous membranes. In the early stages, lesions typically appear as skin-colored or pinkish papules in these areas. As the condition progresses, the number and size of these growths gradually increase. If a patient exhibits the above symptoms, it is recommended to visit a local reputable hospital for definitive diagnosis, such as through H7N9 virus testing.