HPV combined with chronic cervicitis increases the risk of severe dysplasia and cervical cancer. скачать в хорошем качестве

HPV combined with chronic cervicitis increases the risk of severe dysplasia and cervical cancer.

Researchers have long known that there is a relationship between inflammation and cancer. Chronic cervicitis is a sustained inflammation of the cervix that may have little or no symptoms, but when combined with HPV, makes you more likely to develop severe cervical dysplasia (CIN3) and cervical cancer. All the more alarming is the fact that doctors rarely tell women that they have cervicitis! #cervicitis Dr. Nick LeRoy discusses this common condition, why nobody talks about it, what it looks like, how to check yourself for cervicitis, as well as how to treat it. For an evidence-based approach to HPV and cervical dysplasia, check out Dr. Nick's book: Painting a Target on HPV--available on Amazon. For supplements and suppositories: https://shopdrnick.com For detailed information on natural treatment options for HPV and cervical dysplasia go to http://drnickleroy.com For telemedicine consultations with Dr. Nick, please email him at [email protected]