Inoculation at an early age saves lives

He is a member of the board of the gynecologic oncology field in Australia and a member of the board for the purpose of preventing "Rahim Mouth Cancer" in the country. Gerard Vincent Wain gave information about the work done in Australia.

He is in important explanations about the disease. Wain, shortly called "Human Papilloma Virus" HPV is a disease caused by a virus called cervical cancer, is a disease that can be treated and prevented, "he said. 80-85% of the female population in the world is exposed to this virus during their lifetime. Wain said, "Once the virus enters the body, it is thrown out by the immune system. If the immune system is unable to develop the necessary response, the virus will settle in the body and, within 4-5 months, wart "Within a year, cervixes form precancerous lesions, and if the virus continues to remain in the body, it may return to cancer over a period of 10-20 years."

Gerard Vincent Wain, who said that genital warts are the first symptoms seen after entering the HPV body, gave the following information: "We are administering HPV vaccination in Australia as part of the vaccination program. Our main goal is to be able to generate an immune response against the virus in advance. Since the natural immune response in females may not be sufficient, vaccination has a crucial role in preventing the disease. This program was launched in Australia 5 years ago and we were able to overcome a very large population. In this regard, the emergence of the disease has been significantly prevented. Women in Australia aged 12-26 years received this program and 85% of school-age population and 50-60% of working women were exceeded in the framework of the program for schools and family medicine. In post-vaccination surveys, a dramatic decrease in the proportion of genital warts was seen. "

He emphasized that it is very important to carry out vaccination and screening programs together. Wain "women are being screened and tested for HPV, the status of exposure to the virus can only be detected by screening. For this reason, I suggest that vaccination and screening should be carried out together on a common schedule. " Malaysia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Sweden, USA And that the vaccination program has been implemented in countries like Canada. Wain stated that the incidence of cervical cancer in these countries is decreasing. Speaking of many types of HPV, Wain, HPV 16 and HPV 18 are responsible for 70-80% of the disease and are very aggressive. The vaccine they are currently applying is effective against four types of HPV and it provides 100% protection with early stage vaccination. Dr. Wain said that the side effects of vaccinated people also ended, saying: "No side effects were observed other than mild pain felt during injection of the vaccine."