After doing DNA tests, it turned out that I was infected with an oncogenic HPV virus. The cytology results are correct. Do I need to be treated in this situation? How To Remove A Virus?
Unfortunately, there are no anti-viral drugs on the market designed to treat HPV infection. Possible treatment is only for lesions caused by HPV viruses, including genitourinary warts, precancerous lesions and cervical cancer. Therefore, it is worth vaccinating in advance against oncogenic variants of the human papillomavirus to prevent future infection.
In your case, there is a chance that the infection will disappear on its own, but the body will fight it off. However, in women over the age of 30, the risk of persistent HPV infection, which our immune system cannot deal with, increases. That is why you have to perform smear tests and colposcopy very regularly so that any changes in the cervix are detected in the pre-invasive and fully treatable stage. The first colposcopy is best done right away.
Prof. dr hab. Jerzy Stelmachów, National Consultant in the field of Oncological Gynecology
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