HPV

THE THREE W'S

• Where- it is most common in the United States.
• What- the ages it most effects is 15-24.
• Who- it can happen to both genders, male and female.

DISEASE CONTRACTED

• The main why you can get HPV is through sexual contact between two humans either by the anal, mouth, vaginal.
• Another way is if the mother has it and then she gives birth, the baby can come in contact with the HPV.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

• You might have a dry cough.
• Abdominal pain.
• Gain sores and swelling in areas where you shouldn't.
• You also might have a really bad fever.

COMPLICATIONS

• Cancer in the anus, mouth, and penis.

TREATMENT

• There is no cure for HPV so you are stuck with it.
• When you are young you can get a vaccine to help prevent getting HPV later in life.

PREVENTABLE

• Don't have any sex.
• Vaccine when you are 11-12.
• Also you can use condoms to protect against some area.

SOURCES

• The school nurse presentation
• CDC
• Everyday health care