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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that some 20 million Americans have contracted HPV (Human Papillomavirus) and 6.2 million more will contract the virus each year. HPV has become the single most sexually transmitted disease. It is known to cause cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal and penile cancer. However, it is now also associated with cancers of the lung, head and neck as well as oral cancers. Current research is showing that this virus can be… More >>

Any Mother’s Daughter: One Woman’s Lifelong Struggle with HPV

I know that I will. I don’t think that you could ever be too safe when it comes to a potentially deadly STD. If it could be prevented, I think it’s well worth it. Have any other parents gotten this vaccine for their child? Do you plan to?
My daughter still has several years before she’s old enough. There will be more studies done by then, it would be great if it’s even better by then, but only time will tell.

I’ve read about several girls and young women who’ve experienced complications and horrible side affects from the vaccine, so I’ve held off on getting it. My mom thinks I should have gotten it like a year ago already, but I am concerned about it and have procrastinated. What are your thoughts? Would you want your daughter to get the vaccine?

I thought cervical cancer was somewhat rare anyway and often caused by a virus from unprotected sex, so if you always only had protected sex, wouldn’t your chances of getting it even without the vaccine be pretty slim?

Wart remedies a friend of mine’s daughter has two HUGE warts on her hand. poor little girl has to go to school
soon … Any remedies that work other than the bandaid with medicine on it her mom says she has tried that.
Thank you!

She just got out of a horrible 15 month relationship, has her annual pap smear and is told she has genital warts. SHe is mad, scared and feels in her words,”dirty”. How as her mom do I make her feel ok with self and her future?