[melania]

I've never joined any forums but after my recent lab results, I must share this information.

I was diagnosed with "high-grade" HPV and Bacterial Vaginosis in January 2014. After a follow up appointment and a painful scrape test, my OBGYN told me a patient of hers began taking Cervugid Ovules for the same problems and at her next visit (6 months later), the results were negative. She wanted me to do the same to see if the results could be repeated. I ordered this treatment with Cervugid Ovules and took them first 3 boxes with break between them 7 days and after 6 months again 3 boxes.

Sure enough, my September visit resulted in a negative lab result for both (HPV and Bacterial Vaginosis). The lab tech advised that sometimes HPV can return so I told her I'd continue taking the Cervugid Ovules 3 boxes each year. Given it's work against viral infection I may continue to take it along with Isoprinosine (immunity against HPV) simply to ward of *any* virus out there.
All I know is two out of two patients are no longer HPV positive.

[BartSimpson]

melania melania:

I've never joined any forums...

Riiiiiiiiight.

[BartSimpson]

raydan raydan:

melania melania:

I was diagnosed with "high-grade" HPV...

Is that like, the best HPV you can get?

melania melania:

After a follow up appointment and a painful scrape test...

Painful!!! Try getting that if you're a dude... Now THAT'S painful.

melania melania:

All I know is two out of two patients are no longer HPV positive.

Only 2 out of 2... what about the others?

[Brenda]

Welcome to the forum, and thank you for sharing this info! (/sarcasm)

Had you had yourself vaccinated you probably wouldnt have had this problem.

Also, HPV is an std. Condoms work, yaknow!

Have a fantastic weekend!

(Ok, now /sarcasm...)