importance of the hpv test

How Can HPV-Related Cancers Be Prevented?

- Vaccination: The HPV vaccine is highly effective in preventing infections from the most common high-risk HPV types. Vaccination is recommended for girls and boys starting at ages 11-12, but it can be given up to age 26.
- Regular Screening: Adhering to recommended cervical screening guidelines helps detect any abnormalities early.
- Safe Practices: Using condoms and reducing the number of sexual partners can lower the risk of HPV transmission.

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