Papilloma

Papilloma is a damage to the skin and mucous membranes caused by human papillomavirus.

The pathogen is a virus of papillomavirus.Currently, more than 60 options are known, and 32 are considered pathogenic.

Transmission path - contact (via the micro-lineage of the skin), sexual, perinatal (delivery).

Papilloma manifestations

Papilloma
  • Skin papilloma (wart).
    In other parts of the body, most people often observe very little frequency.Localized lesions are typical of children and adolescents.Warts can hold common ground in nature in patients with immunodeficient states of the lesion.The duration of the incubation period is 1-6 months.The maximum amount of the virus in affected tissue was noted 6 months after infection.
  • Vulgar (simple) papilloma.
    Their pathogen is human papillomavirus (HPV).This form exhibits a rough surface from a solid cone with a diameter of 1 mm or more and tends to combine.Vulgar papillomas often occupy a wide range of areas.They can appear anywhere, but are more common on the back of children's palms and fingers on their knees.A single papilloma can exist for months or even years and will not actually change, but the rapid distribution of the process can be as well.Unit cases of reborn papilloma are known.Immunodeficiency state promotes the spread of the process.
  • Subpapilloma.
    The causes are HPV-1 (deep), HPV-2 (Mosaic Warts) and HPV-4 (secondary lesions).The process begins with the appearance of a small bright dent, obtaining a typical sign of papilloma surrounded by prominent edges.Sometimes, many subsidiaries appear around a papilloma, reminiscent of air bubbles - mosaic warts.
    Swear papillomas can be painful and difficult to walk.The duration of their existence is different.In some cases, especially in children, any number of papillomas can disappear spontaneously.This form of this disease is often confused with corn, which appears on the pressure on the fingers or between the fingers.Unlike papillomas, corn has a smooth surface and a skin pattern.
  • Flat papilloma.
    Their pathogens are HPV-3 and HPV-10.Indicated by a smooth cone of the color of normal skin (light yellow or slightly painted).The shape can be round or polygonal.The appearance of flat papillomas (mainly children) is usually accompanied by itching, inflammation, redness, and pain in the affected area.
  • Movie papilloma.
    In more than 50% of the population, they are found in the depression areas of the axilla, the groin, the neck, and the eyes.The process begins with the emergence of small pale yellow or slightly colored cones, which are then added and become elongated dense elastic formations up to 5-6 mm.Where possible trauma is possible, papillomas may become inflamed.Their spontaneous disappearances will not happen.
  • Local epithelial hyperplasia (Baker's disease).
    The pathogens are human papillomas 13 and 32.The disease was described for the first time in American Indians.They are observed on the mucosa of the mouth, tongue, lips, and in the form of small combined papers.
  • Sharp condylomas.
    Causes of inhibiting pores - low (6, 11), average (31, 33, 35) and high (16, 18) tumor risk viruses.The virus is sexually transmitted.The duration of the incubation period is from weeks to months.In some cases, the lesions are small and usually do not attract attention.Infected cells can undergo malignant degeneration.In most cases, immunodeficiency status comes with long and common processes.
    Cervical cancer is most commonly detected in women with spicy worms.In most cases, despite the patient's age, the viral genome was revealed through DNA hybridization.The disease is caused by HPV-18.
  • Laryngeal papillomatosis.
    The disease is caused by HPV-6 and HPV-11.It is rarely recorded.In most cases, children under 5 years of age were infected in the mother's birth tube.It was observed that characteristic growth of the vocal cord bundles emerged, resulting in speech difficulties and invasion of air circulation in the upper respiratory tract.

Papillomat therapy

The same symptoms may be signs of various diseases, which may not occur according to textbooks.Don't try to be treated - consult your doctor.

At present, there is no unified standard for papillary treatment.Official treatment guidelines are still included

  • Cell inhibitors (anti-tumor drugs),
  • Cryolaser,
  • Electric destruction.

But they are not always effective and are accompanied by relapse.

Other papilloma treatment methods:

  • Use skin and vulgar (simple) papillomas - clear in time (crying contamination, combined with immune correction using laser removal).
  • With only crying extinction, laser and/or hair loss aggregation.
  • Inlaid papilloma is the most difficult to treat.As they disappear, especially in children, signs of inflammation are observed.
  • With flat form - Cryotherapy has immune correction.
  • With threads - hair loss.
  • with local epithelial hyperplasia - and cryotherapy with immunity correction.
  • Warty skin dysplasia - cryotherapy or disease phagocytosis followed by immune correction.
  • With sharp boretumors – by cryotherapy, laser resection or hair loss and elimination of disease, and mandatory correction of immunity.

Treatment of genital papilloma can be difficult for other sexual infections (Chlamydia, bacterial vaginosis, herpes, CMV infection, etc.).In these cases, treatment is performed in parallel.