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[ Symptoms condylomatosis of the urethra
Pointed condylomas are papillomatous formations ranging in size from pinpoint to 1 cm or more that appear on the head of the penis; in women, in the vagina. Their most common location is near the external opening of the urethra. Condylomas can be located on the mucous membrane of the inner layer of the foreskin, on the head, coronal groove, on wet areas of the skin, in the scaphoid fossa of the urethra. Total spread of condylomas to the genitals and bladder is possible.
The course of condylomatosis of the urethra with signs of inflammation is persistent.
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Treatment condylomatosis of the urethra
Condylomatosis of the urethra and glans penis is treated with electrocoagulation. In case of widespread lesions of the foreskin, circumcision is advisable.
Treatment is often ineffective; condylomatosis of the urethra often recurs.
Given the viral nature of the disease and its sexual transmission, in case of condylomas of the penis, examination and treatment of the sexual partner, who, as a rule, suffers from cervicitis, are indicated. Both partners should receive antiviral drugs.
Epigen, bonafton, acyclovir are prescribed. Intron-A has recently been used for pointed condylomas.
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