Monday, October 6, 2008

An Overview Of The Human Papilloma Virus

the HPV vaccination

Your health should always be an important factor in your life. As part of taking care of yourself and your health, you should work to educate yourself on all of the sexually transmitted diseases that are out in the world today. One of the diseases that those who are sexually active have to worry about is the HPV virus, also known as the Human Papilloma Virus. This disease is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases that there is. The more you know about the diseases that could affect you, the more you can do to protect yourself.

To start off with, you should know that the HPV virus is also known as genital warts. Millions upon millions of people throughout the United States are infected with this virus, thus making it easier to understand why there are millions of people who become infected with it each year. Since those numbers are so staggering, it is quite simple to realize the urgency of educating anyone who is sexually active about this virus and how it may be prevented.

There are many different strains of this virus; over a hundred HPV types are actually circulating worldwide. A couple of strains of the HPV infection are commonly known to lead to cases of cervical cancer in those patents who have been exposed to it. The majority of cases of cervical cancer that are reported are due to exposure and infection of genital warts.

This is why it is so important that you use precautions and always practice safe sex with any partner that you may have. Additionally, women should have a regular screening during their annual pap smear to make sure that they are not carrying the virus.

If you have genital warts that are bothering you and medications do not limit the outbreaks, then you can always talk to your physician about having them removed. This is done by freezing the warts, which kills the cells. After the freezing, or cryosurgery, the warts will then die and fall off. Other treatments for taking off warts caused by the Human Papilloma Virus may include burning them off with a laser, acid treatments or even using a topical cream.

An HPV vaccination now exists that helps protect individuals against the Human Papilloma Virus. It should be noted that this vaccine is not a cure for individuals who already have the HPV virus. It is however, something that can help protect individuals who have not yet contracted the disease. This is extremely important with all of the sexually transmitted diseases that exist today. When there is a vaccine that can help prevent one of them, then it should be taken into consideration and researched carefully.

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