HPV Support Group
Human papillomavirus is a diverse group of DNA-based viruses that infect the skin and mucous membranes of humans. More than 100 different human papillomavirus (HPV) types have been characterized. Some HPV types cause benign skin warts, or papillomas, for which the virus family is named. HPVs associated with the development of such "common warts" are transmitted...
Dear,
It been sometime I visited this site. My gf and I was diagnosed for gw 3 years back. I only had one and she had few gws. Both of us was treated by my wonderful family doc/gynae specialist and that's it. No more outbreak after that, with God bless.
I love my gf (now wife) to bits, every year without failing i will bring her for pap test and everything seems to be fine. Recently, I found out that there is a mole looking dark spot on her inner labia. Googling definitely a bad idea where most of the outcome leads to vulvar cancer.
Disappointed and crying inside, I called my doc and informed him about it. According to him, vulvar cancer is rarely happens even with history of HPV infection. He ask me to monitor the dark spot and alert if any sort of changes take place (colors, size, etc)
Further digging via google explains that, it is mostly known as mucosal melanoma. Very rare cancer symptoms and have no correlation to HPV.
Anyone with similar symptoms or experience? Please share what it is... Can it be a normal skin pigmentation? I don't see a point of staying alone, if its going to cost my wife's life.
God bless all.
It been sometime I visited this site. My gf and I was diagnosed for gw 3 years back. I only had one and she had few gws. Both of us was treated by my wonderful family doc/gynae specialist and that's it. No more outbreak after that, with God bless.
I love my gf (now wife) to bits, every year without failing i will bring her for pap test and everything seems to be fine. Recently, I found out that there is a mole looking dark spot on her inner labia. Googling definitely a bad idea where most of the outcome leads to vulvar cancer.
Disappointed and crying inside, I called my doc and informed him about it. According to him, vulvar cancer is rarely happens even with history of HPV infection. He ask me to monitor the dark spot and alert if any sort of changes take place (colors, size, etc)
Further digging via google explains that, it is mostly known as mucosal melanoma. Very rare cancer symptoms and have no correlation to HPV.
Anyone with similar symptoms or experience? Please share what it is... Can it be a normal skin pigmentation? I don't see a point of staying alone, if its going to cost my wife's life.
God bless all.
This is how the one of the security measures for nuclear reactors/breeder reactors. Except those are wax seals that are carefully analyzed/photographed for tamper. FYI (now they are going to kill me :-)
Good luck and god bless