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Re: C/S for condylomaFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Thu Aug 20 18:45:06 1998
At 3:22 PM 8/20/98, Len2976@aol.com wrote: >The obstetrician I work for asks for an opinion regarding elective C/S for >vaginal or pairneal condyloma > >Thanks Lenora McCall Our practice has had some women w/ extensive condylomata. Some of the teens have had fungating, horrid lesions which caused them great embarassment in pregnancy. They have required multiple visits for treatment/hygiene. When the condylomata have been so extensive, the physicians have often recommended electice c/s....this happens rarely, but has occurred. OTOH, lots of women have limited, local lesions on the perineum. We have not seen any problems w/ vaginal birth in this circumstance. We try to aggressively treat the small lesions w/ TCA/BCA so that the hormonal effects of pregnancy do not cause them to spread extensively.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT
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