According to Karyn Herndon, who
is a lecturer at the Northwestern University Medical School that is located in
Chicago, no treatment may be the best prescription for the earliest symptoms of
the HPV infection in women. Out of every four women that were under
observation, three lost their flat warts hence the suggestion that this virus
can become dormant thanks to the immune system of the body. The treatment of
women by using a laser to remove cervical warts increases the chances for them
to have cancerous and precancerous changes in future more than the women who
have not been treated.
According
to Anna-Barbara Moscicki, who is a medical doctor, the presence of a HPV
infection is similar to that of sniffles. The body can get rid of this
infection by handling it appropriately. According to a study that was carried
out on 600 women of between 13 and 21 years old who were sexually active, HPV Human Papilloma Virus
infected 50 percent of them over a period of ten years. Cervical cancer
affected 10% of those who developed lesions but warts and lesions did not
affect 70% of these women.
Although
papilloma viruses that lead to the development of genital warts and plantar
warts, that is, HPV, are stealthy, widespread and contagious, many of them are
not contagious. They only survive outside the body thanks to their resilience.
Warm and moist environments can make shed skin cells that have these viruses
infectious. In addition, other people can contract (in Greek κονδυλώματα) from people who do not
exhibit any symptoms.
Deadly
cancers can develop because of some of these viruses while benign ones can lead
to the development of genital warts. Cervical cancer , which develops slowly and is nowadays killing more women in India, Asia
and Africa as compared to any other type of cancer owing to the lack of routine
Pap smears, develops because of four types of HPV that exist in the genital
area.
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