Genital Wart (Condyloma) Symptom Test

1

Have you noticed a wart-like bump or a rough area in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

2

In recent weeks, have you thought that new lesions have appeared in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

3

Have you noticed an increase in the number of lesions or an expansion in the affected area?

No Sometimes Often

4

Do the lesions cause more noticeable discomfort with friction (such as underwear, walking, intercourse)?

No Sometimes Often

5

Do you experience itching in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

6

Do you experience burning or irritation in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

7

Have you noticed occasional bleeding or that the area with lesions becomes irritated easily?

No Sometimes Often

8

Do you experience cracks, tender sore-like areas, or a stinging sensation in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

9

Are the lesions located near the groin fold, perineum, or around the anal area?

No Sometimes Often

10

Do you notice a rough texture, bump, or discomfort near the vaginal entrance?

No Sometimes Often

11

Do you experience itching, burning, or a bump-like sensation in the anal area?

No Sometimes Often

12

If you received treatment/procedure for similar lesions within the last 6 months, have you thought they reappeared?

No Sometimes Often

13

Have you ever been diagnosed with “genital wart / condyloma” before?

No Sometimes Often

14

Do you think the lesions become more noticeable or increase after shaving, waxing, or epilation?

No Sometimes Often

15

Has your partner had suspected similar bumps or lesions in the genital region?

No Sometimes Often

16

Do you experience increased sensitivity, soreness, or irritation in the genital region during or after intercourse?

No Sometimes Often

17

Have you noticed foul-smelling discharge or a noticeable change in color accompanying the lesions?

No Sometimes Often

18

Have you recently experienced a condition that may affect your immunity (such as prolonged illness, intense stress, significant sleep deprivation), followed by an increase in your symptoms?

No Sometimes Often