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Michael Douglas and Throat Cancer

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[h=3]How common are HPV and health problems caused by HPV?[/h]HPV (the virus): Approximately 79 million Americans are currently infected with HPV. About 14 million people become newly infected each year. HPV is so common that nearly all sexually-active men and women will get at least one type of HPV at some point in their lives.

 

STD Facts - Human papillomavirus (HPV)

^ In short, we are "all" at risk.

From the comments - "Gives new meaning to the phrase "cat got your tongue". :lol2:

And Catherine Zeta-Jones sings..."don't let the son, go down on me...don't let the son..."

And Catherine Zeta-Jones sings..."don't let the son, go down on me...don't let the son..."

 

:laugh:

Just another thing you can't eat anymore! :banana:

Just another thing you can't eat anymore! :banana:

 

Bull Butter !!!! :hungry:

All the more reason to make sure that BOTH your sons and daughters get the HPV vaccine.

All the more reason to make sure that BOTH your sons and daughters get the HPV vaccine.

 

I remember my children's pediatrician being all over the HPV for my daughter but nothing on my son.

 

What is the gold standard for boys and HPV vaccinations?

All the more reason to make sure that BOTH your sons and daughters get the HPV vaccine.

 

Does the HPV vaccine prevent it? Cure it? Both?

Does the HPV vaccine prevent it? Cure it? Both?

 

It is a vaccine, ideally given to boys and girls when they are 12, but can be given up until early 20's. I don't know why it isn't given later, except maybe it needs to be given before any possible exposure.

 

I remember when it first came out, some parents acted like it was giving permission for children to have sex. I remember my pediatrician saying how crazy that was. If you have ever seen a woman dying of cervical cancer (usually caused by HPV), you would never say that. If you can prevent it in your daughter, you certainly should want to.

 

When it came out, it was only offered to girls, so my boys missed it too.

I remember my children's pediatrician being all over the HPV for my daughter but nothing on my son.

 

What is the gold standard for boys and HPV vaccinations?

Last summer was the first time my pediatrician suggested it for my son. I was reluctant then only because it was brand new for the boys. If the doc recommends it again after a year of being available, I will have my son(s) vaccinated.

 

Cancer does not judge, and neither will I.

My xwife helped develope the vaccine in cincy. I was offered the chance to take it by my dr a few years ago (I'm now 36) but he said at that age insurance won't cover it.

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