Treatment of condyloma, papilloma and genital warts in women in Kharkov

A woman can entrust a lot to her close friend, including details of intimate problems. But there are still things to hide. Today, more than 70% of the Kharkiv population are carriers of human papillomavirus.
Therefore, genital warts, papillomas, and polyps on the genitals occur in every fifth Kharkiv woman with the slightest decrease in immunity or hormonal disorders. These overgrowths are localized on the large and small genital lips, posterior commissure of the lips, on the vaginal and cervical walls, in the anus and urethra. Such masses cause a lot of problems for a woman. In addition to the embarrassment of an unaesthetic appearance and inconvenience to her sexual partner, she experiences discomfort when walking due to the constant trauma of overgrowths. In addition, the lack of appropriate treatment of warts and polyps may result in further cervical cancer.

Many medical institutions in Kharkiv offer the removal of genital warts, polyps, and papillomas of the female genital organs, and treatment of genital warts in women. But, firstly, the proposed removal methods are far from sparing for a female body. Secondly, the removal of neoplasms alone is not enough and requires a comprehensive examination and treatment of the problem.

"ON Clinic Kharkov" practices this approach. After the initial diagnosis, gynecologists will determine the cause of genital warts in women, confirm (or deny) both their benign nature and, accordingly, the possibility of their removal.

Comprehensive treatment consists of 3 stages

• removal of genital neoplasms;
• anti-relapse therapy;
• control of the papillomavirus.

"ON Clinic Kharkov" offers the most gentle  radio-wave method  to remove genital warts, cervical and labial papilloma, and polyps. Point effect of high-frequency radio waves ensures bloodless and painless removal of a neoplasm without affecting healthy areas of the mucous membrane. The procedure leaves no scars, so the radio-wave removal is justly considered the best among the existing methods.

After removal, gynecologists choose an individual treatment regimen to avoid the development of the virus and new growths.