Typical symptoms of condyloma acuminatum: at the initial stage of the disease, it is reddish or dirty red millet-like vegetation, such as papules, papillae, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like, soft in quality, slightly pointed at the top, painless, and gradually growing or increasing. The vegetation base is slightly wide or banded, with particles on the surface, wet or bleeding on the surface, and pus is often concentrated between particles, giving off a putrid smell, which can be secondary to pus after scratching. Genital warts located in dry parts with low humidity are usually small and flat. Warts located in hot and humid areas are often filamentous or papilloma-like, which are easy to fuse into large pieces.