Do you need an Anti-Virus program?

The common and contagious wart virus can cause warts in the genital area as well as other cancers other than cervical cancer.
European Tube Baby and Women's Health Center doctors. Dr. Serhat Partalcı; recently pointed out the importance of human wart virus (HPV) in the media discussions on vaccination and it is easily infected. Dr. The Partalc; men and women with sexual life, such as friction, fierce kissing, as well as physical contact with the common use of razors, children, beauty salons and epilation tools can be used by young girls underlines.

How does it get smudged?

The virus has entered the body through small cracks, Op. Dr. Serhat Partalcı states that 90 percent of this virus entering the body is instantly destroyed by the immune system, while the remaining 10 percent of the virus can be kept asleep for a long time. In some cases, Partalci says that one can live without lifting any complaints over the course of his life, and he warns that this does not preclude the spread of the disease and may infect the affected individuals with the disease.

European Tube Baby and Women's Health Center doctors. Dr. Serhat Partalcı says that first vaccination is needed to protect against a very common and unspecified HPV virus, and underlines that as much as men are at risk. He said that the dormant HPV virus is showing signs of revitalization, especially in cases of heavy gripe, cancer, chemotherapy, severe allergies, deep sadness, etc. Dr. Serhat Partalcı states that when the virus becomes active, the body begins to develop warts. These wounds can be treated with painful treatments such as burning, freezing and cutting, and medications that can be externally applied in those with warts. Partalcı says that if it is infectious and widespread, it is treated with distressing methods when it occurs in the vagina and the cervix, and underlines that even if the disease is treated, it can be repeated frequently.

It is said that HPV has more than 100 species identified. Dr. Serhat Partalcı warns young girls who have not had sexual intercourse, especially between the ages of 9 and 26, to be protected against HPV, which causes 65% of all vaginal cancers, 42% of vulvar cancers and 95% of anus cancers to be HPV vaccines. But there is a point that Partalcia is paying attention to; Since the vaccine does not protect against the viral infections that have been caught in the past, it is recommended to conduct a virus scan with smear test or micro chip methods.