HPV is the most common sexually transmitted virus. In most cases, it does not cause any health problems. In other cases, it can cause genital warts or some types of cancer.

For women who have had gynecological examinations, the examination process and what is examined are clear to everyone. But for women who have had the examination for the first time, especially girls who have not had sex, this is a matter of concern.

HPV virus is the cause of many health problems. This virus not only causes many dangerous diseases in women but also attacks and causes many diseases in men. Currently, there is also an HPV vaccine to prevent diseases caused by HPV virus.

Most women have had at least one gynecological disease, but not everyone has the knowledge about common gynecological diseases in women to detect them early and have a way to treat them.

Cervical cancer is a very common disease, the third most common cancer in women in the world, especially in developing countries. Statistics on many studies in many regions show that more than 90% of cervical cancer cases are related to HPV.

Leukorrhea is a common gynecological disease in women that causes discomfort and inconvenience in daily life. So what is the cause of leukorrhea? What to do when having leukorrhea? How to treat leukorrhea properly?

Nowadays, many people wonder if they can have sex when infected with HPV virus? The reason is because this is a very common sexually transmitted disease and many dangerous consequences can be caused by infection with strains of this virus.

Men and women who have had sex with someone who has HPV can get infected and spread the disease without knowing it. Because the infected person may not have any signs, even years after having sex. Please refer to the article below to learn how to prevent diseases caused by the HPV virus.

Gynecological cancers include malignancies of the female reproductive tract such as the vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, or ovaries. In the United States, according to the American Cancer Society, 105,890 women will be diagnosed with some form of gynecological cancer during the year. Cancers of the uterus and cervix are the most common gynecological cancers treated with radiation and account for 60,050 new cases each year. Extensive gynecological cancer screening with the PAP test allows doctors to detect precancerous changes in the cervix and vagina early.

The HPV virus is one of the leading causes of other cancers. In particular, cervical cancer is a dangerous disease, seriously affecting reproductive health and potentially causing high mortality in women.

Up to now, cancer is a monstrous and dangerous disease, claiming the lives of many people but there is still no cure. Therefore, cancer prevention methods are highly recommended by doctors. The following article will help you learn some effective ways to prevent cancer.