What type of HPV was found with your testing?

Gardasil protects from two types of HPV that are high-risk types for cervical cancer, and, doesn't protect from other types of HPV.
If Gardasil conteins your type of HPV infection, it'll protect you from getting clinical disease by types of HPV you don't have.
Low-grade precancerous lesions are likely to go away on their own and not develop into cancer (your immune system will solve that, so, try to boost your immune system with some supplements).
High-grade precancerous lesions are usually removed by using different techniques.

Thank you, thank a lot for a reply!
The doctor said it's impossible to know what exact HPV that is. So do you think it's still better to vaccinate?

You can expect your immune system to take care for your current HPV infection and its effects on your cervix (if the lesion is low-grade).
Gardasil will protect you from the other high-risk type of HPV you don't have and from two types of HPV that do not cause cervical cancer, but, genital warts.

So, you can give a chance to Gardasil!


Best wishes!
Marija

Marija, thank you for helping! I'll try Gardasil then.