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HPV is the Culprit of Cervical Cancer

Cervical cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors of female reproductive system, and its incidence rate is second-highest female malignancy, only after breast cancer. Women are afraid to cervical cancer, but do not know what causes cervical cancer. Now it has been clear that human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the culprit of cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer. In other words, if not infected with HPV, cervical cancer would not have happened.

HPV is mainly transmitted through sexual life, but also can be infected by the reproductive organs’ contact with unclean utensils, such as using unsterilized public water closet, bathtub, ect. Many women think that only dirty sex can cause HPV infection, but actually HPV is widely present in our environment. Even if it is a one-to-one relationship between sexual partners, HPV can be infected through sex or contact with each other.

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Classification and Characteristics of Warts

Warts are benign epidermal neoplasm caused by human papilloma virus or HPV, which can selectively infect skin or mucosal epithelium. Warts are clinically divided into four types, namely common warts, flat warts, plantar warts and genital warts.

1.Common Warts

Common warts are also known as “thorn wart” or ”verruca vulgaris”, occurring on adolescents hand and foot back, fingers, toes, etc. Common warts are circular keratotic papules with the size of needle to soybean. They have rough surface and are slightly hard. The debut lesions usually have large size, known as ”mother wart”, while lesions around the mother wart are smaller with a satellite appearance. 

Common warts occurring around the nail are called ”periungual warts”, and warts occurring in the nail bed are called subungual warts, where nails can be jacked up and become distorted. Common warts with elongated protrusions and hyperkeratotic top are called ”filiform warts”, which usually occur in the neck and eyelids. Common warts with uneven finger-like projections on the surface are called ”finger warts”, which usually occur in the scalp and between the toes.

Common warts can bleed easily after impact or friction. Lesions may be unhealed a few years, but most lesions can fade away spontaneously within 2 years. In addition to the impediment of activities in friction parts and tenderness, common warts have no other symptoms. If sufferers get sudden itching and lesions at the bottom become red and swelling, warts may gradually subside.

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Epidemiological Factors of Human Papilloma Virus Infection

As HPV infection usually has no obvious clinical symptoms, the detection rate differs due to various methods; as a result, it is difficult to determine the analysis of epidemiological factors for HPV infection. HPV infection is a sexually transmitted disease and relevant to sexual behavior factors, which has been made clear. Good individual health status, paying attention to menstrual hygiene and health before and after intercourse, and using IUDs can reduce the chance of HPV infection.

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Genital Warts could be Infected through the Public Closestool!

There are a great number of very tiny microorganisms that cannot be seen with one’s naked eye on the seat of public closestool, such as kinds of viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites that are trigger of infectious diseases. The common pathogenic bacteria involves shigella dysenteriae, escherichia coli, common variant bacteria, salmonella typhi, staphylococcus aureus, streptococcus faecalis, streptococcus pyogenes, candida albicans, etc. that could spread SARS, AIDS, venereal diseases, skin disease, liver disease and other infectious diseases.

The survey that is from authority of the department of public health suggests that there is shigella dysenteriae on 32% public closestool seat and the survival of one which is called shigella sonnei on the public closestool seat could be up to 17 days. It is easy for infectious diseases to be transferred through public closestool seat that could absorb and keep excretion pollutants. How terrible it is for men’s skin to be intimate with such a place with lots of pollutants that might cause infectious diseases.

Nowadays, it is high incidence of genital warts and other venereal diseases, many of which are indirect spread with unknown reasons. The public closestool might be one way for their transmission. There are also some children infected with venereal diseases while their parents are not with venereal diseases, which might be caused by cross-infection. There would be infection of infectious disease when one’s broken skin touch with viruses and bacteria that is in great active number. Although there is no public research data and statistics to show the probality of infectious disease transmitted through public closestool, there is hidden dangers of cross-infection.

HPV is the virus causing warts. As Warts No More that is developed by Forces of Nature is proven to eliminate body warts and genital warts in days within days of application without scarring. The main action of the active ingredients in these warts treatments directly acts against HPV, the virus causing warts, which results in complete elimination of the presence and formation of warts and wart-like substances without incidence of recurrence.

Source: forces-of-nature-cn.com

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The Genital Warts can be Transmitted through Pedicure

It is reported that the genital warts whose main mode of transmission is sex can be transmitted through pedicure. Isn’t it sensational? The genital warts can also be infected via some non-sexual mode of transmission that can be evidenced by some clinical cases of toes genital warts, said by some dermatologist.


The virus can be transmitted from the pedicure who was infected by genital warts to the one who is pedicured during the process of massage as the virus can be transmitted via
slight broken skin. There are some other dermatological disease, such as molluscum contagiosum, athlete’s foot, etc. can also be transmitted through pedicure. In addition, these disease can be transmitted from one user to the other if the towels, foot basin, pedicure tools that was used by the previous one who is the genital warts carrier is not disinfected well. One shall wash his feet and stocks when he is pedicured as soon as possible. And one shall go to see the doctor once there are symptoms like erythema, blisters, scaly, verrucous material, small pimples and others on the feet.

Genital warts remain a highly contagious health condition. Until recently, treatment options for genital warts were limited. Recent clinical research provides evidence that specific certified organic essential oils in Warts No More that is developed by Forces of Nature inhibit the virus causing genital warts, HPV, improve immune parameters, and quickly eradicate genital warts. This genital warts remover is safe and anti infectious, thereby preventing secondary infections caused by genital warts. Warts No More counteracts genital warts gently and effectively by neutralizing the genital warts virus and by improving the overall metabolic activity and immune response. Genital warts are eliminated in a safe, quick and deliberate fashion, leaving behind clear skin without scarring or the need for invasive surgery.

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