If men do not have acute wetting symptoms for a year, the possibility of acute wetting can usually be ruled out. STDs due to human papillomavirus (HPV) infection are acutely wet thallium, and their insulation periods are generally not likely to exceed six to eight months. In the case of acute damp beaks, symptoms such as itching, acupuncture (possibly in the form of rash, nipple, vegetable or chicken coronal dysentery, etc.) tend to occur during a period of time after infection (usually after the incubation period).
However, individual differences also need to be noted. Some patients may not have visible symptoms after infection due to greater immunity or other factors, or the symptoms are so minor that they are neglected. In addition, the symptoms of sharp hysteria may vary depending on the area of infection and the severity of the condition.
Thus, while the absence of symptoms in a year can significantly reduce the likelihood of acute wetting, it cannot be completely ruled out. If men have had high-risk sex or other possible infections, and fear that they will be infected with sharp hysteria, further examinations and diagnosis are recommended to a specialist. Doctors can identify or remove sharp hysteria by means of eye observations, white acetic acid tests, HPV-DNA tests, etc.
In short, a year without the symptoms of sharp hysteria usually precludes the disease.
Nanjing Yuja Institute of Viral Neoplasm Medicine published a paper in 2021, Chinese Journal of Sex Sciences: An example of an ex-baptation therapy for sharp-wetting children
