Папилломы и кондиломы в интимной зоне: как отличить и что делать?

Warts, papillomas, and genital warts are a topic many people are embarrassed to discuss, even with their doctor. This is especially true if the growths appear not on the fingers or neck, but in the genital area. People immediately panic: is it HPV? Is it cancer? Can I infect my partner? Do I need to remove them immediately? In this video, Dr. Andrey explains the differences between common warts, dry papillomas, and genital warts, and why they can appear in the groin, on the genitals, around the anus, on mucous membranes, and in skin folds. We'll also explore which types of human papillomavirus (HPV) most often cause visible growths, and which HPV strains are associated with high oncogenic risk and can be linked to cervical dysplasia and cancer. You'll learn why visible papillomas and condylomas don't necessarily indicate cancer, but still require examination by a dermatovenereologist, urologist, or gynecologist. We'll discuss why HPV PCR testing with genotyping is necessary, why Pap tests and liquid-based cytology are important for women, and why it's important to be tested for other sexually transmitted infections if you have condylomas. We'll also discuss why you shouldn't cut, tie off with thread, or burn off papillomas in your genital area using celandine or folk remedies. Delicate skin and mucous membranes are easily damaged, and inflammation can only worsen the problem. I've posted real clinical photographs of different types of papillomas and condylomas on my Telegram channel. The link is in the description and pinned comment. There, you can quietly and anonymously see what these conditions look like in real life and understand when it's time to see a doctor. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next episode—we'll discuss how modern doctors remove papillomas and condylomas quickly, carefully, and without the use of dangerous methods. This video is for informational purposes only and does not replace a doctor's consultation. If symptoms persist or worsen, it's best to consult a specialist. My Telegram channel with useful topics and reviews: https://t.me/drvenurolog1 - subscribe so you don't miss anything important.