Condylomas are warts that are localized in the anogenic zone, that is, in the rectum, anus, and external genitalia. It often develops in the presence of papillomavirus in the body. In rare cases, the pathology develops into an oncological form. The Other Gynecology Clinic offers treatment for condylomas in women using modern technologies. On the website you can familiarize yourself with the types of therapy.
Causes
These neoplasms develop when the papilloma virus of a low-oncogenic variety is activated or penetrates. Transmission occurs through sexual or contact contact.
The disease can develop for the following reasons:
- transmission of infection to a child during passage through the natural birth canal, provided that the pathogen is isolated on the mucous membrane;
- infection of the baby intrauterinely from a sick mother.
The human papillomavirus occurs in every third inhabitant of the Earth, but many do not even suspect that they are carriers of the infection. This pathogen can be easily transmitted from a sick person to a healthy person.
People who engage in promiscuous sexual intercourse are at great risk, since in 50% of cases, condylomas are initiated by sexually transmitted infections. If a person has a reduced immune system, the process accelerates, which leads to the formation of many neoplasms in the delicate area. Most often, the disease is asymptomatic.
The presence of genital warts is not life-threatening.
Treatment
Treatment of genital warts involves direct action on the formations. Several effective surgical techniques are used in gynecology:
- Cryodestruction. It involves cauterization at low temperatures, which leads to freezing and destruction of warts. This uses liquid nitrogen.
- Thermocoagulation. Cauterization is carried out using high temperatures. It may be painful, but after that a scab forms, which disappears after a few days.
- Laser therapy. A safe method that involves excision of warts using laser beams.
- Chemical destruction. During the procedure, chemical compounds are applied to condylomas that destroy pathological tissue.
- Removal by radio wave method. Radio waves act precisely and painlessly excise damaged areas of the skin.
There is no complete cure for HPV. But these methods will help eliminate the manifestations of the virus in the genital area and alleviate the condition of patients. After surgery, the risk of relapse is significantly reduced.
The article provides an overview of the methods of treatment and removal of genital warts in women provided by the “Other Gynecology” clinic.
