HPV virus worse than thought to cause cervical cancer

HPV virus worse than thought to cause cervical cancer

      The main cause of cervical cancer in women and other sexually transmitted diseases that can occur in both women and men is the HPV or Human Papillomavirus, a virus that has more than 100 strains which can cause different types of disease, so both women and men if they have sex with an infected person can be infected with the HPV virus, which can infect and cause cancer in other reproductive organs, such as in women causing vaginal cancer external genitalia and anus.

• There is more white discharge than usual.
• Foul-smelling vaginal discharge
• Irregular menstruation
• Bleeding during intercourse
• Burning, itching, or tightness in the infected area
• Bleeding from the vagina
• Obstruction of the urinary tract
• In the case of genital warts, many small tumors will be found around the vulva, without pain.

• Always take care of your physical health, maintain basic hygiene.
• exercise regularly
• Always wear a condom when having sex.
• Screening for cervical cancer every year or as often as the doctor recommends
• See a doctor if you have genital warts

• Take care of your health.
• Eat vegetables and fruits that are useful.
• Exercise regularly.
• Wear a condom every time when having sex, which, although it can't prevent infection 100%, it reduces the chance of infection.
• Having sex with only one partner doesn't change your partner often.
• Get vaccinated to prevent HPV infection, which is the most important thing to help reduce the chance of cervical cancer.

      There is currently no treatment that can cure or completely eliminate HPV from the body. Only the infected part is removed. Surgical removal of the HPV-infected part has not been able to stop the spread of the disease. It also found that patients can recur the disease again. However, 70% of HPV-infected patients recover spontaneously in the first year and nearly 90% in the following year.

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