Dark brown vaginal discharge
When dark brown discharge vaginal is present, it could be a sign of infection caused by Human Papilloma virus (HPV).
What is HPV (Human Papillona Virus?)
HPV or the Human Papillona Virus is one of the most common viral infections transmitted most commonly through sexual contacts.
There are many types of the virus, but only a few has the capability to infect the genitalia.
One of the severe results of the HPV is the cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is an evil growth of cancer tissues where the cervix is the affected area. Symptoms of cervical cancer include vaginal bleeding, dark brown vaginal discharge pain during sexual intercourse, weight loss and fatigue.
Human Papillona Virus also results to genital warts, skin warts and other sexually transmitted infections.
How common is the incident of HPV?
Approximately 20 million Americans are currently infected with Human Papillona Virus and another 6.2 million people become newly infected each year
Pap smear screening Regular consultation with the doctor can help determine early stages of HPV infection which may result to cervical cancer.
It is often recommended that women get a Pap test no later than 3 years after their first sexual encounter and no later than 21 years of age. Women should have a Pap test every year until age 30.
A breakthrough in research done in Australia, allowed the development of a revolutionary vaccine against the virus, the against the virus, the vaccine means Prevention of uterine neck cancer, pre-cancerous genital warts species caused by these species.
The vaccine can be for women and girls from age 9-26 years And may be throwing in the range of three half-year.
It is most recommending to giving the vaccine before exposure to the virus.
