Comparison of Detection of HPV DNA from Menstrual Blood in Menstrual Cup and Cervical Swab in Sexual Single Partner and Multi-Partner Women
Eka Suryani Arifin,
Pungky Mulawardhana,
Puspa Wardhani
Abstract:Introduction: Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus found in the cervix of a sexually active woman. HPV enters micro lesions in the cervical epithelium binds to primary receptors in the membrane layer over time and becomes an invasive cancer. The invasive cancer process takes 5-10 years. Detection of HPV DNA has currently used cervical swab samples. Currently, HPV DNA can be detected in menstrual blood. Objective: this study aimed to analyze the comparison of HPV DNA from menstrual blood in menstrual cups and … Show more
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