Suspected acute wetting is self-censored by observation of skin damage, attention to local feelings, detection of symptoms in special areas, attention to changes in the americ body, understanding of the history of exposure, etc., and can be further judged by a supplementary examination。
1. Observation of skin damage: at the beginning of the acute wetting beaks, there were light red rashes on the mucous membranes of the skin, which gradually increased, with individual or group distributions, wet and soft, condensed surfaces, sprawling with nipple samples, chicken coronals or vegetables, with most colours red or grey. It can be found in the mucous areas of the skin around the genitals and anus, such as the head of a male tortoise, coronary ditches, leather belts, urine mouths, penises, vaginal organs, female-sized lips, vaginal mouths, clitoris, vaginas, cervical necks, vaginas and anal weeks。
2. Pay attention to local perceptions: most patients have no apparent self-perception symptoms at an early stage, and a small number of patients may have an alien sense, burn, itching or sexual discomfort. If these abnormalities occur in part and the skin is shown by the above-mentioned damage, vigilance is required。
3. Examination of symptoms of special areas: in addition to common areas, sharp hyenas may also occur in the lower parts of the mouth, armpits and breasts. In these special areas, the possibility of infection should also be considered if similar rashes or extra organisms are found. For example, the presence of single or smaller nipples and bouquets in the mouth may be associated with oral infections。
4. Beware of changes in americium: initially, the americium is smaller but growing faster. In the event of a rapid increase in, or a change in the morphology of, local rashes or imbeciles in a short period of time, such as a shift from flat to sudden onset, timely medical examination should be undertaken。
5. Understanding the history of exposure: acute wetting is mainly transmitted through sexual contact and can also be transmitted through indirect exposure, such as shared towels, towels, toilet cushions, etc. There is an increased risk of infection if there is recent sexual impure behaviour or exposure to potentially contaminated items. It is important to know the history of these exposures in order to determine whether or not to be infected with sharp hyenas。
6. Auxiliary examinations: if the above method does not determine whether or not to be infected with acute damp beryllium, relevant examinations can be conducted at the hospital, such as the beryllic acid test, the organization of pathological examinations, nucleic acid tests, etc. The acetic acid test is a simple way to paint 5% of the acetic acid solution at suspected pathologies and to observe 3 - 5 minutes, possibly prompting sharp wetting if the pathogen is white。
Self-checking can be carried out by observing skin damage, observing local feelings, looking at symptoms in special areas, observing changes in the acoustic body, understanding the history of exposure and supporting examinations when the infection is suspected. However, self-inspection results cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis, and if suspicious symptoms are detected, they should be promptly referred to the dermatological unit of the regular hospital in order to clearly diagnose and regulate treatment。
