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Re: HPV and Pregnancy From: amy (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat Mar 30 19:04:27 2002 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Susan: "Re: pinkish-brown spotting vs bright red blood" Previous message: anonymous@obgyn.net: "RAV AntiVirus scan results." In reply to: Elizabeth: "HPV and Pregnancy" HPV is a virus that is always in your body - it never goes away, only goes into dormancy. If you are having an outbreak you will have actual "warts" otherwise it is considered dormant. HPV outbreaks are strongly correlated with your immune system so do your very best to be stress free, exercise, eat healthy, and get the proper nutrients. In terms of pregnancy - HPV alone isn't usualy a factor in infertility - but often other std's which have been undetected (such as clymidia) can cause infection, and scar tissue which impedes the egg and sperm from fertilizing. Hope this all makes sense - I'll be happy to tell you more, but I recommend talking with your nurse practicioner - you can also get a lot of info on HPV online. Good luck. -- Amy At Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Elizabeth wrote: > >I wanted to know id HPV can cause infertility? I've already had a leep >procedure and after doing so my pap smear came back normal. Does a leep >procedure get rid of HPV permanently? This is something I'm really >worried about this because I haven't been able to get pregnant. Next message: Susan: "Re: pinkish-brown spotting vs bright red blood" Previous message: anonymous@obgyn.net: "RAV AntiVirus scan results." In reply to: Elizabeth: "HPV and Pregnancy"

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