Cervical Cancer Vaccines and Human Papilloma Virus

HPV, or Human Papilloma Virus, is a DNA virus that ranks first among sexually transmitted viruses, mostly known for causing genital warts. More than 40 types of the HPV virus, of which more than 200 types have been identified, can cause genital warts and cancers in men and women. While low-risk types cause genital warts, high oncogenic types can cause intraoral, penile, scrotal and anal cancers in men, and intraoral vulva, vaginal, anal and cervix cancers in women.

Women constitute the high-risk group for HPV infection, which is responsible for 99% of cervical cancer. Therefore, protection from HPV infection is of great importance for public health.

Cervical Cancer Vaccines and Human Papilloma Virus at Liv Hospital

Liv Hospital is a healthcare institution that offers vaccines against cervical cancer and services related to human papillomavirus (HPV). Cervical cancer is a type of cancer usually caused by a virus called HPV. Liv Hospital's expert staff offers various vaccination programs to prevent HPV-related infections and reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Cervical cancer vaccines are commonly administered among young women and young men. These vaccines aim to protect against certain types of HPV. Liv Hospital aims to contribute to the prevention of cervical cancer and HPV-related health problems by offering vaccination programs and preventive health services tailored to the individual needs of its patients. With its patient-oriented approach and modern medical infrastructure, Liv Hospital offers individuals a reliable and effective health experience.