The HPV vaccine protects against HPV, a virus that can cause diseases in the skin lining and increases the risk of cervical, anal, mouth, throat, and penile cancers. Out of over 100 strains, around 40 can cause disease in humans.
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There is no cure for HPV. Everyone of every gender should be vaccinated against HPV infection. and be screened for infection every year. This is to ensure that there is no infection and that there is no transmission of the disease to their sexual partners. Most of the 50% of people who have had sexual intercourse have been infected with HPV, either awareness or unawareness. until the infection is eliminated from the body itself (Clearance). Some people may have gotten HPV from a former partner. But they show disease symptoms such as genital warts when you have a new partner. Because there are stimulating factors such as stress, decreased immunity, etc., therefore, this type of infection can spread to others without knowing.
How dangerous is the HPV virus? It depends on the infected species as mentioned above. However, even if infected with low-risk HPV strains that do not cause cancer, it also creates problems with personal confidence and married life. It also requires time and money for treatment. If left untreated, it will not receive treatment. The lesion may spread to a large area or otherwise cause additional pain to the body. It also increases the chance of other infections easily penetrating from the wound. Therefore, protecting yourself from the HPV virus is essential. Because if infected with a high-risk strain of HPV, In addition to the risk of cervical cancer still at risk of anal cancer, throat cancer, or oral cancer. and cancer in the male genitals Read more at “How dangerous is HPV?
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