Hello Doctor. I was born in 1995 and am pregnant. I will give birth in March 2020. So I want to get vaccinated against cervical cancer at the end of the year, is that okay? Thank you, Doctor.

I have HPV type 52 and have been treated for more than a year. So doctor, can I get an injection to prevent other HPVs after being treated for more than a year with HPV type 52? Will it affect childbirth? Will the baby have any birth defects?

HPV vaccines licensed for use in Vietnam are Gardasil (USA) and Cervarix (Belgium). Each vaccine will have differences in the number of HPV strains that can be prevented, the subjects of vaccination, and the vaccination schedule.

Oral sex is often chosen by couples instead of traditional sex to protect virginity or bring a new feeling to marriage.

Oral sex is the use of the mouth, lips, or tongue to stimulate a partner. Oral sex with someone who has a sexually transmitted disease carries a risk of infection.

Human papillomavirus (HPV) causes papillomas in humans. There are more than 100 types of HPV, of which about 80 types cause skin diseases and 40 types cause mucosal diseases. Oral HPV infection is the cause of some dangerous diseases such as nasopharyngeal cancer.

Plantar warts are a common skin condition caused by HPV types 1, 2, 4, 60 and 63. Plantar warts can be treated at home, but severe cases will require medical intervention.

Genital warts is an extremely dangerous social disease that tends to be concentrated mostly in the genitals, causing negative effects on the daily life as well as family happiness of many people. Below are things you need to know about genital warts.

HPV is the human papillomavirus. It is a sexually transmitted disease that infects more than 6 million Americans each year. Vaccines are available to protect against some cancers linked to HPV.

Cervical cancer is the third most dangerous disease in the world in terms of mortality rate in women, after breast and ovarian cancer. However, with modern diagnostic methods, cervical cancer can be screened very early thanks to HPV test and PAP test, bringing many treatment opportunities for women.

sexually transmitted infection or sexually transmitted disease is an infection that is spread through sexual contact. Sexually transmitted infections can cause serious long-term health consequences such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic inflammatory disease, even death, and problems during pregnancy.