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If you have been diagnosed with HPV, you do not have to feel sad. Natural therapies including resonance homeopathy, traditional herbs, and bio-energetic supplements help in boosting up the immune system and help your body to heal itself. Homeopathic nosodes and herbs such as hypericin, Curcuma longa, Echinacea and nutritional supplements like monolaurin may help in boosting up your immune system and rejuvenate energy.
kinda embaressing question...but did any of you get an offensive oder with it???....when i found out i had HPV i had smell first then my DR found warts...which i took a cream for & it cleared...i took a pap this year & it's gone (thank god)...also i would like to know if it affects you from getting pg
I had a tiny little wart that felt like a scratch. They did a biopsy and said I had HPV. I thought it was the end of the world but they said that it is so common and that I may never have problems with it and it may just go away on it's own. I never saw another bump again. Some women suffer from really bad warts. As long as you have regular annual paps it might not ever be a problem.
I found out I had HPV after a routine pap test. I had absolutely no symptoms and never would have known had I not been diligent about getting this done yearly. I have major cervical issues now that all stem from the HPV.
Make sure when you get your pap done you are getting tested for STDs. It may seem silly, especially if you are in a monogamous relationship, but people do cheat or have something from a previous partner. When it comes to your health you're always better to be safe than sorry.
Make sure when you get your pap done you are getting tested for STDs. It may seem silly, especially if you are in a monogamous relationship, but people do cheat or have something from a previous partner. When it comes to your health you're always better to be safe than sorry.
I found out I had it right after I got pregnant. She did a colposcopy (sp) while I was pregnant and found some cancer cells. Afterwards she did a pap and it came back normal, but last week she went ahead just to be safe and did another colposcopy and she saw just a tiny little bit. I have to go in next week for the results. I hope that it is all gone. From what I hear it is rather common for someone to get them all of the sudden when you become pregnant, not that anyone who isn't pregnant couldn't get them too, but I just found it kind of odd for them to show up while being pregnant. Seeing that this was my very first abnormal pap. I didn't have any symptoms whatsoever!
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The pregnancy takes a lot out of your body so your immune system stops fighting simple things like cuts and scrapes and warts because it's too busy concentrating on creating a new baby that's why your hair or skin or teeth start lacking when they never did before or you get more cold sores on your lips then you ever had before and other simple things like that
I had it when I was a teenager. it was an awful experience but turned out totally fine in the end. it never came back.
There usually aren't any. Cervical cells changes, or warts are usually the first indication.
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