Many people do not know that they carry this virus! Here it is, the cause of terrible ailments... Bashny.Net

The human papilloma virus is a causative agent of HPV infection, which equally affects both men and women. Skin growths In the form of papillae is a fairly common phenomenon and will manifest itself in many of us.

There are more than 100 varieties of this dangerous pathogen of infection, but papillomas caused by viruses with a high oncogenic risk deserve the most attention!

Editorial "Site" It will tell you what the danger of this disease is and how to protect yourself and your family.





About 100 types of human papillomavirus (HPV) have been identified. Some affect the skin, and some are attacked by the mucous membranes, including the internal and external genitals. There are papillomaviruses with low oncogenic risk and high. The latter, when ingested, can provoke the appearance of oncological diseases.

Especially this viral infection. dangerous! Each patient with cervical cancer in the body revealed papillomavirus.

What to do to protect yourself and your loved ones from the consequences of this terrible infection? These facts just need to know everyone!

1. The virus is spread by both sick people and carriers without obvious symptoms. HPV is on the skin and mucous membranes, in saliva, sperm and urine. The virus enters the body through microtraumas on the skin or mucous membranes. In addition to the sexual route of transmission, the virus also spreads domestically. These are kisses, and shared towels, and dishes.
2. Children can get infected. through towels or other items used by a sick adult, after bathing in the same bath with a carrier of the virus or transplacental route, that is, from mother to child.
3. It has now been proved that HPV is oncogenic It leads to the development of cancer.
   
   
   
4. Genital papillomavirus infection is the most common disease that is transmitted sexually. The presence of this infection plays a huge role in the development of cervicalas well as several malignant neoplasms of the upper respiratory tract and skin.
5. The incubation period can last from several months to several years, which makes early diagnosis and treatment very difficult.
6. Women. after 30 years The frequency of detection of the virus is significantly reduced, but the frequency of dysplasia and cervical cancer increases.
   
   
   
7. Human papilloma virus DNA may be functionally inactive and step up hormonal disorders, smoking or due to genital herpes virus disease. The risk of catching HPV infection increases with early onset of sexual activity, with frequent change of partners or during unhealthy sexual intercourse.
8. Although most types of virus are not dangerous, risk Oncological diseases are still high.
9. To detect HPV in the body is used special HPV testswhich allow to identify the virus, as well as to determine its type. If the virus is still detected, colposcopy of the cervix is mandatory to exclude hidden pathology.
   
   
   
10. Unfortunately, there is no single antiviral drug that would purposefully destroy HPV. Treatment of HPV infection is always complex.
11. There is currently a special vaccine. Vaccination provides reliable protection against certain types of papillomavirus with a high oncogenic risk for previously uninfected women.
12. In no case do not resort to self-medication, and at the slightest suspicion be sure to contact a specialist!
    
    
    

Remember that prevention is the best medicine!

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