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Condyloma Treatment

Condyloma Treatment

The HPV virus, whose name we have heard frequently recently, is a type of virus that must be treated. Condyloma is the name of genital warts in the genital area caused by the HPV virus. These viruses, which are transmitted by sexual intercourse and are contagious, are called condyloma. It can be seen in both women and men.

What is Condyloma?

HPV is a DNA virus. Condyloma is genital wart and skin lesion caused by HPV virus. The HPV virus settles inside the cell and affects the genetic structure of the cell. There is not just one type of HPV virus, there are many types. It carries a cancer risk depending on its type, but this does not mean that every HPV virus carries a cancer risk. At the same time, HPV viruses, which are dependent on the immune system, may not appear in certain situations. This does not mean that the virus is not carried, but it means that it is insidiously waiting in the body and it is not predictable when it will appear.

Is HPV Condyloma Contagious?

HPV condyloma is a sexually transmitted virus. It can be transmitted through friction during sexual intercourse. It can easily pass through small abrasions and wounds on the skin. It is more likely to occur in people with multiple partners who have an active sex life. Condyloma can be seen in both men and women. It is contagious by both women and men. Condyloma can also be seen during pregnancy and its spread becomes faster during pregnancy. Condyloma can be seen in the mouth of the baby of a pregnant woman who has a condyloma.

What Are the Symptoms of Condyloma?

Condyloma manifests itself as small warts on the outside of the genital area. These warts can be both visible and palpable. Condyloma may show its symptoms within 1 to 6 months after it is infected, or it may remain in the body for long periods without showing symptoms. Since condyloma is likely to grow and spread, care should be taken from the moment it is infected. Condylomas are skin lesions that resemble cauliflower in appearance. Colors are pink and white. Condylomas, which are soft in structure, can be found flat on the body as well as being raised. They can be found in the outer areas of the genital areas as well as in the inner areas. You can also find condylomas inside the vagina and anus, or inside the mouth and throat.

If there is a different infection in the genital area, the rate of spread of condylomas accelerates even more. At the same time, spreading and growth rates increase in a humid and warm area. Condylomas do not usually cause pain, but itching, burning and bleeding may occur.
Diagnosis and treatment of condyloma
Condylomas can be detected by a doctor’s examination. Apart from this, diagnostic methods are recommended by evaluating their structures, spreading rates and positions in the body. It can also be diagnosed with the acid test, which is called the condyloma test. Condylomas with internal parts can be looked at with the help of devices.

For the treatment of condyloma, different methods can be applied depending on the patient’s condition. One of these methods is to destroy the condylomas in that area by burning them with electric current. This treatment is continued until the condylomas disappear completely.

Another method is the freezing method, which is also called cryotherapy. Condyloma treatment can be applied by cutting with wire loops or scalpel. The healthiest treatment method for the patient will be determined by the doctor who is an expert in the field after the diagnosis and examination. The factor to be considered in the treatment of condyloma is that condylomas with a high probability of recurrence can be completely controlled.

If you think you have condyloma virus, you should be examined to be diagnosed as soon as possible and if it is certain that you have condyloma virus, you should start treatment as soon as possible.