The human papillomavirus or, as it is briefly called, HPV is transmitted only from person to person and actively develops in a favorable environment, to which the mucous membrane of the genitals is more related.
The resulting human papillomavirus in women is dangerous, as it can transform into cancer cells. Most often, it manifests itself on the mucous membrane of the eye in the form of warty formations, as well as on the female genital organs. Naturally, it is impossible not to notice such formations, because they cause considerable discomfort. In addition, the occurrence of papillomas in some places where you can touch them when moving leads to adverse consequences.
According to statistical studies, the human papillomavirus in women occurs primarily due to unprotected intercourse with an infected partner, as well as due to active smoking and drinking. In some cases, the appearance of papillomas is observed in those women who use oral contraception in large quantities.
Most of all, women suffer from the papilloma virus, since it is sexually transmitted and can aggravate existing diseases. For example, at any age, the human papillomavirus in women leads to the active development of cervical cancer, which is almost impossible to stop. Even sexual intercourse using a condom is not able to give a one hundred percent guarantee of protection. Although the man is a carrier of this virus, but for him it poses no danger. And women are not always the appearance of papillomas ends in tears. Basically, these formations are harmless, there is a special category with which it is difficult for immunity to cope.
In any case, the appearance of new formations requires consultation with a specialist who will analyze the human papillomavirus. Currently, there is only one way to find out about the presence of papillomas in the cervix - a cytological examination. It observes the body in such detail that even the smallest changes will be detected immediately. A miracle cure has yet to be invented to relieve HPV overnight. As a rule, the doctor prescribes a special treatment aimed at enhancing immunity so that the body can overcome the hiding virus on its own. But first, it is necessary to remove the already appeared formations, the most common way is the use of liquid nitrogen or a laser.
HPV infection and pregnancy.
In pregnant women, this virus begins to actively progress, therefore, the formations multiply and increase. If this consequence is not prevented in time, then the birth process can be significantly difficult. Huge papillomas can completely block the birth canal, then the doctor decides to give birth using cesarean section. These situations occur extremely rarely, since bloating an education to too large a size is possible only with a strong decline in the immune system, usually in the presence of a disease such as AIDS.
In practice, an interesting fact is observed, according to which the human papillomavirus in women after childbirth can disappear. That is, constantly increasing formations abruptly cease to grow, and subsequently completely heal. Until now, it is impossible to give an exact answer on how dangerous the papilloma virus is for an unborn baby and how it affects the embryo. Scientists are still conducting numerous studies aimed at identifying factors of transmission of the virus to the fetus. Most likely, an infected cervix creates a channel to the birth canal and amniotic membranes through which the transmission of the virus is possible.
A woman will not be able to completely protect herself from HPV, but you can use a vaccine that will make the body more prepared and strong.