How to testing Human Papillomavirus(HPV)?

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The only sure way to detect the presence of HPV is through medical testing such as a Pap theory test. While the Pap test will reveal abnormal cells which can later be examined to detect HPV, the reality is that millions of women around the world do not have access to gynecological testing services.

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The HPV test will follow (reflex) a Pap exam that has shown abnormal cell changes of the cervix. The HPV assessment only confirms you have one or more of the high risk HPV types that 'could' in need treatment could progress. The HPV test will not see a virus of the cervix when it is in a low viral load and the HPV does not blind for low risk HPV types of the cervix.

Commonly you are screened for high risk HPV types of the cervix after an abnormal pap assessment. Many people carry an HPV type with no ocular signs or no abnormal cell changes of the cervix.

A visual examination using vinegar may show small warts of the genital area….but this is not an HPV test.
The HPV test does not blind the vulva or outer area of the genital area.

There is No FDA approved HPV test for the masculine.

HPV screening is not done in any STI screening.

So they are many limits to HPV conducting tests....the HPV test is only screening the cervix...the virus needs to be in a heavy load to show as positive...you have need of to have one of the 13 high risk HPV types the test screen for....they are 40 high and low risk HPV types that can affect the genital area.

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