HPV FACTS and THROAT CANCER (human papilloma virus)

HPV causes vulva, cervical, anal and throat cancers.
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Some sites say no. Some say yes. I say, take what precautions that you can if you want a guilty free conscience.

The doctor recommend me a STD dating site named " STDpal, com".

I was checked by 1 doctor's aid & then a regular Dr., then a dermatologist & they said it wasn't Bowan's disease, but it has all the characteristics of Bowan's & the Dr. didn't even take a biopsy (this was 6/09)I still have these lesions. Most times I've been checked by drs or STD clinic workers their manner didn't seem urgent enough,the information was vague/ambiguous & the examinations seemed too brief & not thorough enough & not enough room for straight forward questions & answers.

Thanks for this video,this is the most straight forward thing I've encountered on the internet about this serious ailment. I contracted this about 12-13 years ago after only two different sexual partners. I've never been able to get straight forward information, direct answers and it's all been very ambiguous and up in the air. I'm now discovering bright pink lesions on my genitals and I fear that it is Bowans disease, a pre-cancer. I had this checked in June (cont. above)

HPV and warts are the same thing. You can get HPV the same way you can get warts - not just through sex with another, but through touching contaminated objects like towels, a dirty gym, or infected skin (like someone's hands) can spread the warts to your hands, your hands to your genitals, etc.

However, don't put your hope in the HPV vaccination. You can still get infected by HPV after you have completed your series of vaccinations. :(

HPV is just another disease created in a lab and released into our environment. Just another scam!

Dr. Diane Harper, lead researcher in the development of two human papilloma virus vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix, said the controversial drugs will do little to reduce cervical cancer rates and, even though theyre being recommended for girls as young as nine, there have been no efficacy trials in children under the age of 15.