Perianal condylomas

Condylomas are a type of benign tumor. Essentially, these are wart-like growths that appear in the perineal area, on the genitals, or in the rectum. Although they carry a low oncogenic risk, untreated perianal condylomas may develop into malignant tumors over time. Additionally, they cause significant discomfort, especially during bowel movements, walking, or physical activity.

Given the potential risks associated with these growths, “New Life” Clinic offers modern treatments for perianal condylomas using advanced medical techniques and state-of-the-art equipment, including laser technology.

We invite you to undergo a comprehensive examination, consult with experienced proctologists, and receive professional treatment recommendations for eliminating this condition.

These tumors not only cause psychological distress due to concerns about cancer risks, but they also lead to severe physical discomfort. Patients may struggle with bowel movements and experience pain during sudden movements.

As the condition progresses, multiple condylomas may form, causing localized swelling inside the rectum and throughout the anorectal area. This negatively impacts digestive function, leading to:

• alternating constipation and diarrhea
• rectal bleeding
• reduced intestinal motility
• poor digestion and nutrient absorption
• frequent urges to use the restroom

Beyond these issues, perianal condylomas may eventually become malignant, leading to serious health complications that require chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

Additionally, even non-cancerous cases can result in severe secondary complications, such as enteritis, colitis, and infectious outbreaks.

The primary cause of perianal condylomas is the human papillomavirus (HPV), which is also responsible for other serious conditions. Since the virus is primarily transmitted sexually, the high-risk group includes:

• individuals with an active sexual lifestyle
• teenagers who become sexually active at an early age
• people with multiple sexual partners
• those who do not maintain proper personal hygiene

According to the WHO, approximately 80% of HPV cases result from unprotected sexual contact. Each year, around 6 million people worldwide contract this infection.

Additionally, perianal condylomas can develop due to secondary factors, such as chronic digestive system diseases or inflammatory processes in adjacent tissues.

Effective treatment may be challenging if underlying health conditions are present. That’s why the specialists at “New Life” Clinic take a comprehensive approach, addressing both the symptoms and root causes of the disease.

To ensure successful treatment, it is crucial to determine the exact cause and nature of the condition. “New Life” Clinic offers a full range of diagnostic procedures to identify the type of condyloma, contributing factors, and any associated conditions. These include:

1. Clinical examination by a proctologist, and if necessary, an infectious disease specialist or oncologist
2. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing for HPV detection
3. DNA analysis of the virus

Patients may also recognize some symptoms on their own, such as:

• itching in the anal area
• pain or discomfort
• mucous discharge
• rectal bleeding

Condylomas can develop in two main areas of the anorectal zone: inside the initial section of the rectum or around the anal opening in the perineal region. These are classified as anal condylomas.

There are also genital condylomas, which are more commonly found in men, appearing on the penis. Women can also develop this type of lesion, typically in the cervix or vagina.

Based on morphological characteristics, perianal condylomas are classified into the following types:

1. flat
2. pointed
3. papular

Regardless of the type, the specialists at “New Life” Clinic provide effective treatment with maximum comfort and affordable prices.

The proctology department at “New Life” Clinic is fully equipped to treat this condition efficiently. Depending on medical indications and diagnostic results, perianal condylomas can be treated conservatively using antiviral therapy combined with laser technology and chemical destruction of infected cells.

However, surgical removal is considered the most effective method. This procedure is performed using advanced equipment that minimizes tissue damage. The treatment is minimally invasive, safe, and ensures complete recovery.

Furthermore, our clinic offers this procedure at an affordable cost, performed by top-tier specialists with advanced medical degrees.