Condyloma acuminata accompanied by Neisseria sp infection in a child a Case Report.
Keywords:
Condyloma acuminata, Neisseria infection, ChildrenAbstract
Sexually transmitted diseases typically affect sexually active individuals of reproductive age. Approximately 2-10% of children are affected to this infection. Sexual contact is the most prevalent route of transmission, however nonsexual contact can also lead to transmission. In children with Condyloma acuminata, the possibility of sexual abuse is a major concern. We reported a a 2-year-and-five-month-old girl who complained of genital warts and discharge. She was diagnosed with Condyloma acuminata and Neisseria sp. Infection. The treatment of choice was electrosurgery under general anesthesia, which produced favorable results, and oral antibiotics. Her clincial outcome was favorable and there was no newly emerging lesions reported. The importance of early STD diagnosis and treatment as well as evaluation for sexual abuse in this age groupReferences
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