Condyloma is an illness of the skin that is brought about by the human papillomavirus (HPV). It causes small bumps or warts in the region of genital or anal. Condyloma acuminatum is the most prevalent; it causes soft growths that are fleshy-colored. There is another more aggressive type that is a rarer form Buschke-Lowenstein giant condyloma it can become very large and involves deeper tissues in case of not being treated early.
Condyloma can also be asymptomatic and have some symptoms. At any rate, they may contain:
The transmission of condyloma occurs with direct contact of the skin with the skin, and in the majority of cases, during sexual intercourse. One can get the virus without warts showing. Key risk factors include:
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Buschke-Lowenstein condyloma gives rise to huge warts that grow fast and penetrate deeper tissues in comparison with regular condyloma acuminatum warts that are small and just below the surface of the skin.
ICD-10 code that is applicable when dealing with condyloma acuminatum is A63.0.
The diagnosis is mostly based on a visual investigation of the area affected. In the case of unclear or abnormal look, a minor biopsy can be done to ascertain it.
Yes. HPV has a large number of individuals who have contracted it without having any apparent warts or other related symptoms.
The length of the treatment also depends on the mode topical creams may take several weeks to be applied fully, and cryotherapy or surgical excision may yield quicker results in clearing warts, but may require subsequent visits.
Yes. Condyloma is transmitted by direct skin-to skin contact which occurs most likely during sexual contact although the warts may not be visible.
The majority of genital warts are due to low risk HPV (6 and 11) which rarely develop into cancer. However, frequent screenings are necessary to check on high risk types of HPV.
Preventions involve the use of condom regularly, the number of sexual partners, the HPV vaccination, and regular STI screening.
Cryotherapy can be used with small and superficial warts but it may not be effective against larger or deep rooted lesions, commonly requiring surgical excision, laser treatment or electrosurgery.
The visit to a Jersey Village specialist at GastroDoxs will promise short scheduling, customized treatment programs, professional approach to dealing with mild and highly developed cases, and follow-up conveniently to decrease the risk of recurrence.
