Natural Solutions For Problems With HPV

HPV (human papilloma virus) is a group of viruses (to date, about 150 genotypes), divided into high (16, 18, 25, 56 - associated with cervical cancer), mean (31, 33, 35, 51, 52, 58) and low-risk (4, 6, 11, 42, 43 - associated with genital warts)) types. HPV is considered the most commonly transmitted sexually transmitted disease today. It is estimated that around 90% of girls ages 18 to 25 come into contact with this virus, and about 30% of girls develop symptoms ending with long-lasting and complex treatment.

HPV, CIN, cervical cancer

With CIN or cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, known as CIN1 (lighter dysplasia), CIN2 (middle dysplasia) and CIN3 (severe dysplasia, where CIS is also involved - Carcinoma in situ, which may or may not develop) is fighting much girls and women, and that number is growing. HPV penetrates into cells that build up the vagina and cervical mucosa, where it monitors uncontrollably and creates inflammation.

From gynecological cancer, after breast cancer, uterine cervix occupies second place by mortality and frequency. Every year there are about 500,000 women, and almost 300,000 die. The condition is most common in women between the ages of 35 and 50, and about 37% are under 35 years of age. It is estimated that every day in Europe every 18 minutes woman dies of this type of cancer, and in the world every 2 minutes. In 99% of cases of cancer can be proven HPV infection. Although in minor cases, malignant men may develop penile cancer.

How is it revealed and transmitted?

HPV is most commonly detected by the PAPA test (which reveals cervical changes) and colposcopy, followed by typing - DNA analysis from the field of molecular diagnostics to determine which type of virus is being performed. Then, the appearance of condyloma (warts) on genitals and anus is also an indicator of the presence of the virus.

HPV is mostly transmitted by sex, but this is not the only way to get infected. Since viruses inhabit the skin and the mucous membrane, the infection is transmitted by contact with infected skin and mucous membranes so that you can also be infected by other lingerie or towels etc.

Recent findings show that human papilloma viruses have been found on the skin and mucous membranes of the body since the youth, and were also found in young girls who did not yet have sexual intercourse.

People with weak immunity, those who often change their sex partners, and people who smoke fall into risk groups for HPV infection. Most people who are infected do not know that they are infected, because in HPV the symptoms are usually absent, and only weeks, months or even sometimes years later, usually when the first time the immune system has drop, signs appear.

In women appear warts on the cervix, in the vagina, on the vulva, in the groin, and on the anus. In men, genital warts occur, although much less frequently than women, on the penis, groin, thighs, scrotum, and in and on the anus. Sometimes warts can appear in the throat and mouth of a person as a result of oral sex with an infected person. In very rare cases, respiratory and eye infection has been reported.

Genital warts often have no symptoms, and rarely appearing as itching, pain and bleeding. However, if you are infected with HPV does not necessarily mean that you develop warts, symptoms often absent and many people do not know they are infected until the disease does not take on a serious stage.

It is estimated that every other sexually active person is infected with HPV. Women are more likely to suffer from high-risk types while men from low-risk types of viruses.

Classical methods of treatment, vaccination and protection

According to the standpoint of classical biomedicine, there is no cure for permanent HPV cure. The treatment is focused on changes in the skin and mucous membranes as a result of infection. However, as with Herpes, once infected, permanently infected. Viruses can only go into the passive state until immunity drops when they are reactivated again.

The classical methods of treatment include:

 cryotherapy (freezing), electrocoagulation (burning), injection of interferon (a protein that creates immunity to the virus), coating of podophyllin (cytostatics), Condylox (alcoholic solution of podophyllin), imiquimod (immunomodulation agent) and trichlorobacter acid, followed by laser removal and surgical treatment. In repetitive findings of dysplasia with HPV infection, it is commonly performed in the cervix - surgical removal of the cervix together with the unhealthy tissue and the virus.

It is necessary to treat both partners, regardless of the existence or absence of symptoms.

The vaccine, which exists, is intended for underage girls under 25 years of age and is produced to prevent infection with only 4 types of HPV (6, 11, 16 and 18)

Condoms are not sufficient for HPV protection, as the focal point of the infection cannot always be covered with a condom. Also, it is not enough that someone tells you - "I'm not contagious." Seek testing before entering into a relationship. It is recommended not to indulge in sexual intercourse before age 18, and do not change often sexual partners. Do not dress her friend's clothes especially not underwear, trousers, tights, etc., And do not use other people's towels for intimate hygiene. If you smoke, be sure to stop because smoking makes the situation worse.

And you must go regularly to the PAPA test, and always consult with your gynecologist, and men with urologist. 

Natural methods of treatment

Since the organism is capable of overcoming infection, the natural methods of treatment are aimed at strengthening immunity and suppressing HPV infection.

The methods of natural medicine (especially aromatherapy) give excellent results in HPV cure. However, if the immune system is too weak and the person is exposed to excessive and long-lasting stress, the treatment does not yield satisfactory results. Therefore, HPV cure requires a strong immune system and a lack of stress (a lot of rest and time is needed for yourself - without that one method does not yield the desired results).

Aromatherapy is considered the most effective way to solve HPV problems. Essential oils are not smells from the vials, but the medicines from the plants are put into the vials, which contain ingredients of proven effectiveness against the widest range of viruses and viral urogenital infections. In the fight against HPV, essential oils acting on HPV are those containing a high percentage of monoterpene, monoterpene aldehydes and ketones, most preferably eucalyptus, teapot and ravens (they have highly virulent and immunostimulatory effects). Base oils of tamanua, marigold and cantaloupe have anti-inflammatory, epitaxial and healing properties.

An Effective HPV Compound in Women and Men is:

10 ml of base oil John’s wort

10 ml of base oil marigold

 25 ml base oil of thyme

50 drops of essential oil of ravensare (Cinnamomum camphora chemotyp cineol)

20 drops of essential oil of eucalyptus (Eucalyptus polybractea chemotyp krypton)

30 drops of essential tea oil (Melaleuca alternifolia chemotip terpineol-4)

10 drops of lavender essential oil (Lavandula officinalis)

5 drops of essential oil of sage (Salvia officinalis)

(It is important to use a specified chemotype oils, because not every chemotype same function, due to differences in chemical composition)

If you do not have basic knowledge of how to buy and recognize clean, high quality and chemotyped oils, it would be wise to first consult with the aroma therapist.

With this mixture of 2x per day can be lubricated and women (vagina, vagina and anus) and men (penis and anus). Minimal therapy is 30 days, and maximum 50 days, with women taking a break during menstruation.

Homeopathy can also be of great help in the treatment of HPV. However, I would advise you not to indulge yourself in this, but look for professional help because not all homeopathic remedies are compatible with essential oils, and homeopathy takes into account the totality of all the symptoms and conditions (physical, emotional and mental). With this in mind, we can say that the 3 most commonly prescribed remedies for HPV are: Thuja occidentalis (Thuj.), Nitricum acidum (Nit-ac.) And Antimonium crudum (Ant-c.). In the context of HPV treatment, it would be most desirable to contact an expert who has knowledge in the field of homeopathy and aromatherapy.

Nutrition

Scientific research has linked cervical dysplasia to HPV infections with low levels of antioxidant vitamins: A (beta carotene), vitamin B (especially folic acid) and vitamin C, so diet rich in these vitamins and nutritional supplements is recommended.

In the diet, add garlic, ginger and garlic, whole grain and flour, lots of green leafy vegetables and fruits (especially citrus, kiwi and apples).

In addition to the above additions I would recommend:

1. Amrit Kalash - the ancient ayurvedic formulation - the strongest antioxidant on the market, has an immensely effective immune system, to alleviate the problems caused by chemotherapy, and is of great help to people who fight with any form of cancer. It is intended for both healthy and sick people, you can find it here. It can be used for a long time.

2. Echinacea purpurea - a miracle medicine of North American Indians - intended for intensive and short-term therapy for immunity. It is not recommended for people with autoimmune diseases and AIDS. You can find it here, and you can read more about it here.

3. Oleo-capsules - essential oils for oral use - Oral use can act on any target organ and are used in many diseases and disorders, from gastrointestinal and central nervous system to urogenital and hormonal systems. See more here.

4. 100% apple juice (without sugar supplements) - is full of pectin that cleans the body of heavy metals and other toxic substances and promotes the production of antibodies and white blood cells. It is also powerful antioxidant and contains plenty of C vitamin.