| Re: I have first stage HPV
Taken from the following website :
[url]http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/951329620.html[/url]
"The best way to prevent cervical cancer is to have sex with those whose sexual history you know to be free of disease. This is one situation where celibacy for both men and women until marriage makes a great deal of sense. Condoms can be helpful, but as they cover only the shaft of the penis, they cannot prevent transmission from other uncovered areas. Birth control pills and depo-provera will prevent pregnancy, but they do not protect from sexually transmitted diseases.
The best way to prevent progression to cancer of the cervix is through annual Pap smears followed by colposcopy, if suspicious lesions are discovered. Any warts on men or women in the genital or rectal area should be treated as well. There are several new topical medications that are quite effective. The good news is that with early discovery and aggressive treatment, a cure is possible for almost all. "
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