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How do you get HPV/How can you get it? HPV Causes: There are more than 70 types of HPV (Human Papillomavirus) and about 30 of them can be transmitted through sexual contact. Most people who have HPV do not develop symptoms or health problems from it. Some types of HPV cause warts to appear on or around the genitals and anal area. These genital warts are most commonly associated with two types of HPV, HPV-6 and HPV-11. Other HPV types can cause cancer of the cervix in women, and, less frequently, vaginal, vulvar, anal and throat cancer, as well as penile cancers in men. The HPV types associated with warts, however, are not generally associated with cancer. Human Papillomavirus is spread by skin-to-skin contact (most often genital-to-genital), not through an exchange of body fluids. In the case of HPV warts, even after the warts have been removed, it is possible for the virus to be shed from the area originally infected and without either partner being aware of transmission. Human Papillomavirus can be contracted from one partner, remain dormant, and then later be unknowingly transmitted to another sexual partner. How to tell if you have HPV? HPV Symptoms: Warts may appear within several weeks after sexual contact with a person who is infected with HPV, or they may take months or years to appear, or they may never appear. Genital warts can cause itching, irritation, and bleeding. Around the anus, where they are more likely to be discovered by touch rather than sight, warts can be mistaken for hemorrhoids. Some Human Papillomavirus infections cause flat, abnormal growths in the genital area and on the cervix; however, HPV infections of the cervix usually do not cause any symptoms at all. How to know if you have HPV? HPV Tests: Genital warts can be diagnosed by visual inspection, and infrequently, a clinician may need to biopsy the area to determine if there is a wart present. The most common way to find out if you have one of the cancer-associated types of HPV infection is through a Pap test. For women age thirty and older, a pap test may be done in combination with a DNA test. Relief spells (Rolaids?!) HPV Treatment: The virus itself is not presently treatable or curable. Genital warts may be removed by a healthcare provider. Healthcare providers use mild acids, freezing, burning with an electrical current, or lasers. There are prescription genital warts treatments that can be used at home and those treatments usually require repeated application from a few weeks to a few months. In some cases, warts return, so one may need repeated treatment. It’s still unclear if some HPV infections are temporary and may, in time, be cleared by the body’s immune system (although reactivation or reinfection would still be possible). Since there isn’t yet a test or guaranteed way to know if a person has been able to shed the virus, it’s safest to assume that someone who has had HPV can infect others again. What’s going to happen to me?!!?! HPV Expectations: Many sexually active people become infected with HPV. It is thought that some cases of HPV goes away on its own. Most men who become infected with Human Papillomavirus never develop any symptoms or problems from the infection. However, they can pass it on to current and sometimes future sexual partners. Even after you have been treated for genital warts, you may still infect others. Things to be aware of… HPV Complications: Some types of HPV have been found to cause cancer of the cervix and vulva. They are the main cause of cervical cancer. The types of HPV that can cause genital warts are not the same as the types that can cause penile or anal cancer. Genital warts may become numerous and quite large, requiring more extensive treatment and follow-up procedures. References: Did this information help you or was this consistent with your experience? Are we missing something pertinent you think should be included in this in-depth description? Share your thoughts in the comments section below! - Detailed HPV Symptoms - HPV - Resources, Info, and Personal Experiences - Pictures of Genital Warts - Genital Warts Brief - Genital Warts In-Depth - STD Interviews - STD Hotlines - HPV Vaccines
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Posjetite svog liječnika ako sumnjate da ste svibanj imati HPV . Budući da je infekcija obično prolazi sama od sebe , vaš liječnik ne može preporučiti bilo kakve akcije na Vašoj strani . Čak s pozitivnim HPV testom , možda nikada ne razviju bilo kakve simptome . Provjerite genitalnih bradavica , koje se pojavljuju uglavnom u unutarnje sluznice vagine . Bradavice su male izrasline često opisuju kao izgleda poput ružičaste ili crvene cvjetača . Bradavice se mogu pojaviti i oko vagine, anusa i **** . Nisu svi sojevi HPV uzrokuje genitalne bradavice . Nisu svi genitalne bradavice su povezani s HPV-om . Budući bradavice su zarazni , trebali biste izbjegavati seksualni kontakt , bez obzira na to da li ste bili s dijagnozom HPV . Bradavice uzrokovane HPV obično pojavljuju u trajanju od šest tjedana do godinu dana nakon kontakta sa zaraženim partnerom , pavirus je teško pratiti . Posjetite liječnika ako imate bilo kakve genitalne bradavice . Kod muškaraca , ne postoje testovi za HPV , tako da su genitalne bradavice sujedini način da se prepoznaju HPV infekcije Nisu svi HPV infekcije dovesti do raka vrata maternice ; . Zapravo , vrlo malo više od 100 sojevi mogu uzrokovati rak . Sojevi koji uzrokuju genitalne bradavice ne uzrokuju rak grlića maternice i obrnuto . imati redovite zdjelice i papa testu za bilo kakve promjene u cerviksu . To jenajbolji način da se prepoznaju HPV infekciju . posjetite liječnika ako ste ikada doživjeti bilo abnormalno krvarenje , osobito nakon seksa . Neredovito krvarenje ili oskudno krvarenje može biti simptom raka grlića maternice ili drugih stanja , tako da treba provjeriti što je prije moguće . From:http://hr.265health.com/conditions-treatments/hpv/1016038358.html