Can Men with Genital Warts Have Children?

Whether a male has condyloma acuminatum depends on specific circumstances. If treated timely during the disease period and the condition is relatively mild, it generally does not affect normal fertility. However, if the patient's condition is severe, it may affect the quality and quantity of sperm, leading to infertility. For patients with mild condyloma acuminatum, topical drug therapy or physical therapy can be used to control the progression of the disease. There are many commonly used drugs. These drugs can inhibit the replication and transmission of the virus, thereby reducing the number and size of condyloma acuminatum. Meanwhile, cryotherapy and laser therapy can also be used to destroy the diseased tissue and promote its healing. For patients with severe condyloma acuminatum, surgical resection may be required. This method can directly remove the lesion and prevent the spread and recurrence of the virus. However, it should be noted that before surgery, patients' liver and kidney functions and the presence of other complications need to be assessed to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the surgery. In brief, whether a male has condyloma acuminatum depends on many factors, including the severity of the disease, the choice of treatment method, and the individual's physical condition. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek the help of a professional doctor as soon as possible after being diagnosed with the disease, develop an appropriate treatment plan, and actively cooperate. In addition, we should also pay attention to maintaining good living habits and enhancing immunity, which helps improve the cure rate and prevent recurrence of the disease.