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Dr. Adina Nack on HPV, herpes and incurable STDs
TV interview with Adina Nack, Ph.D. about their own experiences cervical HPV, STD research, her new book Living (Damaged Goods women? With incurable sexually transmitted diseases), and the life of women after genital warts, HPV and herpes infections. Visit them online at www. adinanack. com
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#5 written by slickstrings 2 years ago
HPV does not break down your immune system. HPV includes all warts. The warts on your hands, feet, knees anywhere. They are all different strains of the virus. It is easier to catch and more likely to appear when your immune system is suppressed or weak. If you strengthen your immune system there is a good chance your body will completely rid itself of hpv. I did it with warts on my knee’s. I recently caught them on my hands while i was overstressed by work. But im on the up! dont give up.
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#23 written by imsomaarte 2 years ago
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#25 written by superchook87 2 years ago
@Beckimudd I’d have to agree with you. My doctor told me the exact same thing
He also told me that only a small fraction of HVP strands cause visible symptoms (ie, warts and CIN)- most of them just hang around in the bloodstream but rarely turn into anything else as the body clears it up (and I got a second and third opinion on that, which only confirmed it for me). - Comment Feed for this Post
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