Some women wonder: Does having HPV mean I will get cancer? Will I still be able to have babies?
What is HPV?
HPV is a common virus. There are about 40 types of HPV that affect the genitals or sex organs of men and women. Some HPV types can cause Genital Warts. Other types can infect a woman’s cervix and lead to cervical cancer over many years. But most of the time, HPV causes no symptoms or health problems and goes away by itself within two years. Experts do not know why HPV goes away in so many, but not all women.
How did I get HPV? Who gave it to me?
HPV is passed on through genital contact, most often during vaginal and anal sex. Most people do not even know that HPV, or that they are gone to their partners. For this reason, it may not be possible to know who gave you HPV or when you got it. HPV is so widespread that most people will begin shortly after sex. In cases where HPV does not walk independently, they can only be found years later.
Are there other ways I could have gotten HPV?
About how many people there are many myths to get HPV. If you can not get HPV from you, or are dirtier than toilet seats, to have an abortion. Also, from rough sex or sex during your period more likely to get HPV do not.
How does HPV cause cervical cancer?
HPV can turn normal cells on the cervix causing normal. Most of the time, HPV goes away on its own. If HPV goes away, go back to normal cervical cells. But if HPV lingers for many years, these abnormal cells turn into cancer.
Can I prevent cervical cancer?
Yes. Before the disease up to now, you can get a screening test can find early signs of cervical cancer. In this way, before you can discover the problem until it becomes cancer is removed. Pap test and HPV test is a screening test for cervical cancer.
How is the Pap test different from the HPV test?
Both tests help screen for cancer of the cervix, but they look for different things. The Pap test looks for changes in the cells of the cervix for you that could develop into cancer of the cervix. The HPV test seems to HPV, the virus that can cause these changes in cells.
How likely am I to get cancer if I have HPV?
Only a few women who have HPV get cervical cancer tests and treatment necessary for, please follow the advice of a doctor. Cases, HPV is to have the doctor check more often have multiple tests to look for changes in the cervix. This way, you can find your doctor, so dealing with quick changes, please do not get cervical cancer. Please follow up with your doctor!
Is there a treatment for HPV?
No one HPV treatment, but there are very good to bring you a very good herbal remedies. There are health problems, such as human papilloma virus can cause genital warts, cervical cell changes and cervical cancer – treatment. If there is abnormal cell therapy (deleted), you may need more frequent Pap tests to ensure that they do not come back.