Removal of external genital condylomas

Removal of External Genital Warts

One type of lesion that can occur on the external genital organs and in the urethra is condyloma (genital warts), which is caused by viral infection. These lesions are usually benign, but they have a tendency to spread.

In women, benign urethral lesions are much less common than in men. Visible lesions are generally easy to detect. Lesions located deeper may be felt during a vaginal examination or identified using a special instrument called a urethroscope. In men, benign lesions most commonly develop near the external urethral opening and can be seen during a physical examination or urethroscopy.

Removal of these lesions is performed under either general or local anesthesia, most often by destroying or excising the lesion. In some cases, a biopsy may be required to confirm the diagnosis. The procedure generally does not result in an inability to work.

Before the Procedure:

Our clinic's medical team will perform the necessary examinations and assess the patient's overall health condition.

Before the procedure, please follow your doctor's instructions carefully to help ensure the best possible outcome.

After the Procedure:

Patients are usually discharged home a few hours after the procedure or, in some cases, the following day.

Before leaving the hospital, your doctor will provide instructions regarding further treatment and post-procedure care.