Infectious Diseases Forum - Hpv Can Become Vin

I was diagnosed with hpv many years ago. Have had genital warts removed over the years. I was recently diagnosed with vulvar interpethial (sp?) neoplaysia stage 3. I had a wide excision removal of several lesions on the labia minor and in the vagina. These lesions appeared as white spots. I had never heard of vin before. I now know that vin has a 30 percent recurrence rate and would like to boost my immune system specifically geared to the hpv.
Does anyone know of an herbal/supplemental/alternative medicine immune booster that would be helpful for hpv?

If anyone is familiar with or has questions about vin I would be glad to share my experience with them.

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ash_ben

replied on September 3rd, 2009

New User

Hi.

I recently overcame my cervical dysplasia, CIN 1 by use of a supplementation program prescribed by my Naturopathic doctor called Papillex. It combines ingredients like Reishi mushroom, Vitamins and other immune boosters. I've seen some other people who got results, probably worth a try? You should also try to boost up your leafy greens, limit sugar and if you smoke, stop.

Best wishes

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