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Understanding HPV’s Role in Cervical Cancer Development

Reviewed by Dr.Vijaykumar Kamat & written by Dr. Khyati Dave.

All The Facts That You Need to Know.

HPV is an extremely common virus. There are over 100 strains that can affect humans. Some strains can cause cervical cancer in women. HPV is most often found in the genital area, as it’s a sexually-transmitted disease. Both men and women can be affected by the virus. The virus may not cause any symptoms, and go unnoticed over a period of several years.

HPV can cause cancer of the cervix because certain strains create changes in the cells. Cervical dysplasia is the name of this condition. Cervical cancer can develop if the condition is not treated in a timely manner. HPV is most commonly associated with cervical cancer, but that does not mean a woman who has HPV will develop cervical cancer. Regular Pap tests are recommended for women to ensure early detection and protection. The test can detect pre-cancerous cancerous cells that are easily managed. A woman’s risk of developing cervical cancer is low if high-risk cells cannot be detected during a pap test. The majority of women should have a pap test at least every five years. Cervical Cancer can occur at any age but is most common in women over 40.

How Can HPV Be Prevented From Spreading or Infecting Others?

Here are some ways to prevent HPV transmission or infection:

Avoiding sexual contact, including oral, vaginal, and anal sex, is the best way to prevent HPV.
If they are exposed, young people are more likely to become infected. The age range of 15-25 is at risk.
Avoiding multiple partners is another way to reduce the risk of infection. More partners mean more HPV exposure. A single partner exposed to HPV could infect you. More partners mean greater risk.
It is recommended that you use condoms if you have a sexual lifestyle. This will reduce the risk of HPV. Avoid unsafe sexual practices. HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.
A healthy lifestyle can boost your immunity and protect you from infection.
Women who are at risk of complications can be helped by early screening and testing. Undiagnosed HPV infection puts women at high risk for developing cancerous cells or abnormal cells. Women should undergo regular screenings or tests to detect abnormal cells early.

What Are My HPV Treatment Options?

Antiviral drugs are part of the conventional treatment for HPV. A doctor can prescribe a cream to treat visible genital lesions. The doctor may suggest that women undergo surgery to remove cancerous cells. These treatments are not recommended for regular use because they have many side effects. When you get lesions or warts you can take an antiviral to temporarily subdue the virus. You may need to repeat the treatment if you notice that the virus is active again. Antiviral treatment is not a cure for HPV, as the virus can recur if one virus escapes.

Herbs, homeopathic treatments, and nutritional supplements are all effective in treating HPV symptoms. Natural treatments can help restore balance and boost your immune system. Click here to speak with a doctor about natural treatments for free www.biogetica.com

Natural Remedies For HPV Symptoms

Biogetica offers natural remedies that can help you get rid of HPV more quickly. You should also follow a healthy diet, including lots of fruits and vegetables, and quit smoking and drinking alcohol.

Hypericum Mysorense: The antiviral and immune-boosting properties of this herb have been thoroughly tested. This herb is thought to be the best for boosting your immune system.
Thuja Occidentalis: Thuja is also known as Arbor Vitae, White Cedar, or White Cedar. It is considered to be an excellent natural remedy that stimulates the antibodies cells which work against infected cells in the body.
Echinacea: The roots of this herbal plant are capable of increasing the production of WBCs that can help attack and kill HPV.
AHCB: AHCB boosts immunity and suppresses cancer-forming cells.

Lifestyle Changes

Lifestyle changes can reduce the risk of HPV:

Increase your intake of fruits and vegetables to boost your immune system. A healthy diet can help your body fight the infection.
Regular exercise is essential to maintaining a healthy body. Mild to moderate exercises also help to strengthen your body.
To reduce the risk of infection, avoid alcohol consumption and smoking cigarettes.
Avoid unprotected sexual contact with your partner. Even though condoms don’t provide 100% protection, you can still reduce the risk of infection if you use a condom for every sexual activity.
Reduce the risk of sexually transmissible diseases such as HPV by avoiding multiple partners.
Sleep enough to keep your body healthy.
Meditation can help you to maintain a mild calm and cool.

Home Remedies That Can Help You

Take thuja and tea tree oils with a carrier (coconut oil extra virgin). The mixture can be used to treat warts because both oils have natural antimicrobial properties.

It is said that the milk obtained from the dandelion’s cut end can be used to treat warts.

You can have a great sex life after HPV, but first, you must feel that you deserve it. Take care of your health in general, seek out support, be well-informed, and work your way through your diagnosis. This will prevent HPV from destroying your sexual life.

About The Author

Dr. Khyati Dave Homeopathic Consultant

Dr.Khyati has a B.H.M.S degree from the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Mumbai. She is a licensed Homoeopath, with over 4 years of clinical experience in Homeopathy, as well as Allopathy. She also holds a certified Degree in Nutrition & Health Education. She is associated with the field of Wellness & Nutrition for several years. She conducts seminars on Pre-Motherhood for pregnant women. Dr.Khyati can assist you on Home remedies, Diet, Nutrition, Alternative Medicine and Homeopathy. She is thoroughly versed with Biogetica's groundbreaking line of full spectrum products. Being a reservoir of information on natural health, she can be of immense help to you in your journey towards health and freedom!