Condyloma Acuminatum is a slow-onset disease. When patients find it, they may find a wart on their genitals without any feeling. After this wart appears, it will not happen soon, but the virus will lurk for a period of time, which may be 1- 12 months, with an average of 3 months. At this time, patients may not care or think that they have condyloma Acuminatum. Generally speaking, the early symptoms of condyloma acuminatum are not obvious. With the development of the disease, the papules grow up slowly, and the surface of the wart is very uneven and soft, some will be like nipples, and some will be like cauliflower. At this time, condyloma acuminatum is easier to distinguish, but this time is often too early. Basically, condyloma acuminatum has no pain, so it is easy for many patients who don't understand it to miss a good treatment period.

The vegetation of condyloma acuminatum itself won't feel painful at the initial stage. If you find an unknown wart growing in your genital area, check it as soon as possible. If it is diagnosed as condyloma acuminatum, apply local golden crow liniment in time to remove the wart, promote the atrophy and shedding of the wart, and avoid the longer the wart, the more painful and itchy it will cause, or the infection in other parts.