Ultimate Herpes Protocol download Frequent Use of Male Condom Can Prevent HPV Infection in Women
Refer to this picture of a 14-year-old girl. Her grandfather sent it to a website as a testimony against the indiscriminate promotion of an HPV vaccine, Gardasil, that some say worsens the infection, making the flare ups more common. The vaccine is believed to be 100% effective but only in preventing two known strains of HPV. However We Do Need HPV Vaccine HPV is more than common than we may think. HPV genital infection is one of the most commonly sexually transmitted diseases. About one-third HPV virus strains are transmitted through sexual contact. A study by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) reported that almost half of the women with HPV had no visible symptoms. Some strains also cause skin warts, others genital warts, which are the most recognizable sign of HPV infection. Other types of HPV are associated with the development of cervical cancer. The good news however is that despite the co-occurrence of HPV and cervical cancer, most HPV infections resolve spontaneously and DO NOT cause progressive lesions.
Refer to this picture of a 14-year-old girl. Her grandfather sent it to a website as a testimony against the indiscriminate promotion of an HPV vaccine, Gardasil, that some say worsens the infection, making the flare ups more common. The vaccine is believed to be 100% effective but only in preventing two known strains of HPV. However We Do Need HPV Vaccine HPV is more than common than we may think. HPV genital infection is one of the most commonly sexually transmitted diseases. About one-third HPV virus strains are transmitted through sexual contact. A study by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) reported that almost half of the women with HPV had no visible symptoms. Some strains also cause skin warts, others genital warts, which are the most recognizable sign of HPV infection. Other types of HPV are associated with the development of cervical cancer. The good news however is that despite the co-occurrence of HPV and cervical cancer, most HPV infections resolve spontaneously and DO NOT cause progressive lesions.
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