Hawk Dok products are made to kill the virus with natural herbs. acid or freezing them off is no solation. One of the products are made to use as a douche to clean hard to reach and see places in women and men clean use to clean there colons. there are hundred of warts waiting to come out and Hawk Dok will pull them out.

No, you life is not over. Depending on the HPV, it is known that as long as you treat any infected area and have a healthy immune system, you body should be able to fight off the infection. HPV is the most common STD in the US, many people get a HPV virus at least once in their lifetime, so please don't worry. Having a strong immune system is very important when dealing with HPV as there is no cure for the virus itself. If you smoke, please stop smoking and have a proper diet to give your body the nutrients it needs. Keep on protecting and taking care of your body. Take care and best wishes.

Big hugs! Take a deep breath. You WILL be okay, and you WILL be able to live a normal life. HPV is THE most commonly transmitted STD, because you don't need to be in contact with bodily fluids; it can be passed from skin-to-skin contact. Most, if not everyone, who is sexually active will contract it at some point or another. In most cases, the immune system clears the virus without the person knowing they ever had it. Sometimes, in cases like yours, my own, and thousands of other women, the virus lingers before it is cleared and can cause abnormal changes to the cervical cells.

There are vaccines that can help prevent high-risk strains of HPV, but there are hundreds of strains and the vaccines can't encompass them all. I myself had the Gardasil vaccine at 17/18 (series of three shots) and I still contracted a high risk strain (despite using condoms and only having had 2 sexual partners total at that point in my life). Point is, it's VERY common and nothing to be ashamed of.

Did your doctor tell you what grade the abnormality was? If it's low grade and you're healthy, your doctor may have you just wait another 6 months to 1 year and repeat the Pap to see if it clears. If it's moderate or higher, you will probably be referred for a colposcopy, where they snip tiny pieces of your cervix off and send it to a lab for testing (sounds worse than it really is, just causes some minor to moderate cramping).

Treatment for the abnormal cells can vary depending on the severity of the abnormality, but two common procedures are LEEP (where they use a heated electrocautery loop wire to remove the abnormal cervical cells) and a cold knife cone biopsy (where they remove a larger wedge from the cervix under anesthesia). The latter is what I had because I had severe cervical dysplasia, and it wasn't all that bad, getting my wisdom teeth extracted was worse!

In most cases, treatment is curative and most times won't come back. See what your doctor recommends. If you are not comfortable with the way your doctor is handling your diagnosis, or fails to provide you with answers to your questions, find another doctor. You deserve to be treated with respect and compassion, and this includes being given a full education of your diagnosis and treatment options.

Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out to me if you have further questions or just need support. <3