Treatment of Congenital and Acquired Genital Anomalies at the Helyos Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

Genital anomalies are congenital or acquired abnormalities in the structure of the reproductive organs that can affect a patient's physical and psychological health. These anomalies include various deviations in the anatomy of the reproductive organs, functional impairments, or the presence of additional structures.

Such disorders can be external or internal and may include the absence or improper formation of reproductive organs, developmental issues during fetal formation, genital anomalies, or disorders of sexual identity.

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Types of Genital Anomalies:

Hypoplasia of reproductive organs (underdevelopment of organs)
Dysgenesis of reproductive organs (impaired normal development)
Excess or deficiency of reproductive organs (e.g., additional organs or their parts)
Intersex conditions (congenital disorders of sexual differentiation)
Anomalies of internal reproductive organs (abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes)

When to See a Doctor:

Consult a doctor if you notice:

The presence of anomalies or developmental abnormalities in the reproductive organs
Pain in the genital area
Menstrual cycle irregularities or a mismatch between reproductive organs and genetic sex
Fertility problems or issues with sexual identity development

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Diagnostic Methods for Genital Anomalies:

1.Gynecologist or Urologist Consultation:

The doctor conducts an examination, takes a medical history, and determines the need for further tests.

2.Ultrasound Examination (USG):

Ultrasound helps detect structural and developmental abnormalities in reproductive organs, such as the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes.

3.Genetic Testing:

Genetic analysis helps identify abnormalities that may influence reproductive organ development.

4.Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI):

MRI assesses internal organs and pelvic structures to detect any abnormalities or deviations.

5.Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy:

Minimally invasive procedures used to evaluate internal reproductive organs and diagnose conditions like uterine anomalies.

Treatment Methods for Genital Anomalies at the Helyos Center:

1.Conservative Treatment:

In some cases, medication therapy, including hormone treatments, may help correct reproductive organ development.
Special exercises and physiotherapy may be used to address certain abnormalities.

2.Surgical Treatment:

Reconstructive Surgery: Surgical correction of congenital reproductive organ anomalies, such as hypoplasia or dysgenesis.
Aesthetic and Functional Surgery: Procedures aimed at improving the appearance or restoring the function of reproductive organs, including uterine, ovarian, or vaginal reconstruction.
Surgical Correction of Intersex Conditions: Procedures to correct sexual differentiation disorders for normalization of sexual identity and physiological functions.

3.Psychological Support and Counseling:

Patients with reproductive organ anomalies may require psychological support to help them through treatment and sexual identity correction.

4.Post-Surgical Rehabilitation:

After surgery, patients undergo rehabilitation, including physiotherapy, monitoring of reproductive organ functions, and hormonal balance correction.

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Advantages of Treating Genital Anomalies at the Helyos Center:

Individualized treatment plans tailored to each patient
Advanced diagnostic equipment for precise evaluations and surgical procedures
Highly qualified specialists with extensive experience in treating reproductive organ anomalies
Minimally invasive surgical techniques that reduce risks and accelerate recovery
24/7 medical support and post-operative rehabilitation services

By choosing the Helyos Surgery and Rehabilitation Center, you receive expert medical care to correct genital anomalies and restore your health and quality of life.