High Risk HPV in Postmenopausal Women: What Doctors Won't Tell You

What you might not realize is that women who are perimenopausal and postmenopausal also deal with high risk HPV virus. It's really important to know that even when your menstrual cycle stops happening, it's still important to go to the gynecologist and do an exam to get a Pap smear and test for high risk HPV virus. Even if you had a hysterectomy, it's still important to go in and have a test for high risk HPV virus because it can still be causing abnormal cells in your body. So if you are postmenopaus and you found out that you're testing positive for high risk HPV virus, I want you to know that there's help. As a women's health expert and naturopathic doctor, I've been helping women for over 25 years to clear high risk HPV to negative and make sure it doesn't cause abnormal cells or cancer. And you're not going to hear about that at the standard doctor's office. If you are Perry or postmenopausal and you've tested positive for high risk HPV and your doctors told you there's nothing you can do and just come back, then I encourage you to absolutely reach out to me as soon as possible because we need to put a plan in place to make sure that the next time you go in to see your gynecologist that there's a very high likelihood that you will have cleared high risk HPV to negative and you won't have to be dealing with any more procedures. Reach out to me@drdani.com tell me about your case and learn about all the other cases that I've helped over the years so you know you're in the right place and, and you know that you can trust me to help guide you to get that negative HPV and negative Pap smear that you deserve.