Condyloma testing, condyloma diagnosis

Condition analysis:
Hello, I understand your coenenr for Condyloma Acuminata or simply saying genital warts.

Condyloma Acuminata are caused due to viral infection by HPV virus and is sexaully transmitted infection.

These are 100% curable and do not cause any problem once treated completely.

In my patients with Condyloma Acuminata I prefer to do radio-frequency ablation in a single or multiple sittings according to the number of warts.

As your rest of the reports are normal so there is nothing to be worried for anything. Meet a dermatologist where all your warts can be treated with simple procedure of radio-frequency ablation.

Instructions:
Condyloma Testing: Condyloma diagnosis usually begins with a physical examination of the genitals. This is usually enough to reveal genital warts in men. Penile warts are usually white or flesh-colored. These may be flat or elevated in appearance and can appear as a single lesion or as multiple lesions.

A Pelvic Examination in women reveals Condyloma rashes on the cervix or the vaginal walls. Colposcopy is needed to see very small lesions in magnified view. In some cases, dilute vinegar (acetic acid) may be applied over cervical or vaginal tissues to make warts visible.

A Pap Smear Test is effective in showing changes resulting from HPV infection. Women with HPV infection need frequent Pap Smear exams over a period of time to reveal these alterations.