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Condylomata

Condylomata - Info on Condylomata Symptom, Causes & Treatment

What is Condylomata?

Condylomata is a very common type of skin disorders but is very dangerous also. Most experts believe that Condylomata are at higher risk of turning into melanoma as compared to normal moles. People with many Condylomata should have a complete skin exam each year.

Causes of Condylomata

The cause of the Condylomata is Exposing the skin to sunlight.

Symptoms of Condylomata

Symptoms of Condylomata is unknown.

Treatment of Condylomata

Your doctor may also recommend one or more of the following treatments, depending on your disease state and condition.

  • Topical treatments to eradicate the lesions include trichloroacetic acid, podophyllum, and liquid nitrogen.
  • Surgical treatments include cryosurgery, electrocauterization, laser therapy, or surgical excision.
  • Sexual partners need to be examined by a health care provider and treated if warts are noted.
  • A follow-up examination by the health care provider should be done every few weeks after initial treatment, then self examination can be initiated, with the patient returning to the health care provider if warts reoccur.
  • Women with a history of genital warts, and women partners of men with a history of genital warts, should have Pap smears at least every 6 months (affected women may be advised to have Pap smears every 3 months after initial treatment of cervical warts).

 


 
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