Madison,
Wisconsin, sexual behavior continues to change from time to time, such as oral
sex is commonplace today. But
beware, because of the research results can lead to oral sex tonsil and base of
tongue cancer.
Increasing cases of cancer due to oral sex is triggered by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) that can be transmitted through various types of sexual activity.
"The more that performing oral sex has been associated with increased HPV infection," said Dr. Greg Hartig, head of ENT surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison,
Increasing cases of cancer due to oral sex is triggered by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) that can be transmitted through various types of sexual activity.
"The more that performing oral sex has been associated with increased HPV infection," said Dr. Greg Hartig, head of ENT surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison,
Research conducted by Dr. William Lydiatt, professor and chief of surgical oncology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha found about 60-70 percent of cancer cases associated with HPV-positive tonsil.
While the study published New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 found that young people are exposed to the tonsils and base of tongue cancer with a positive HPV test results mostly due to perform oral sex on her partner.
People doing 6 times or more oral sex with their partners at risk 3.4 times higher risk of oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the tongue, back of the throat or tonsils). This risk will increase if he often couples come and go.
Researchers also reported that since 1973, patients with tonsil and base of tongue cancer is increasing every year. Widespread practice of oral sex among teenagers to be factors that contribute to the increased number of cancer patients.
People who are exposed to HPV virus has a specific location depends on which body part first enters the body. If you enter through the vagina commonly cause cervical cancer in the mouth but if it will cause cancer in the mouth and throat.
"Sexual Practices of people have changed from time to time. I do not know why they prefer to perform oral sex compared with other sexual activities," said Hartig.
Madison, Wisconsin, sexual behavior continues to change from time to
time, such as oral sex is commonplace today. But beware, because of the
research results can lead to oral sex tonsil and base of tongue cancer.
Increasing cases of cancer due to oral sex is triggered by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) that can be transmitted through various types of sexual activity.
"The more that performing oral sex has been associated with increased HPV infection," said Dr. Greg Hartig, head of ENT surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, as quoted by FoxNews, Thursday (01/27/2011).
Research conducted by Dr. William Lydiatt, professor and chief of surgical oncology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha found about 60-70 percent of cancer cases associated with HPV-positive tonsil.
While the study published New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 found that young people are exposed to the tonsils and base of tongue cancer with a positive HPV test results mostly due to perform oral sex on her partner.
People doing 6 times or more oral sex with their partners at risk 3.4 times higher risk of oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the tongue, back of the throat or tonsils). This risk will increase if he often couples come and go.
Researchers also reported that since 1973, patients with tonsil and base of tongue cancer is increasing every year. Widespread practice of oral sex among teenagers to be factors that contribute to the increased number of cancer patients.
People who are exposed to HPV virus has a specific location depends on which body part first enters the body. If you enter through the vagina commonly cause cervical cancer in the mouth but if it will cause cancer in the mouth and throat.
"Sexual Practices of people have changed from time to time. I do not know why they prefer to perform oral sex compared with other sexual activities," said Hartig.
Increasing cases of cancer due to oral sex is triggered by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) that can be transmitted through various types of sexual activity.
"The more that performing oral sex has been associated with increased HPV infection," said Dr. Greg Hartig, head of ENT surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, as quoted by FoxNews, Thursday (01/27/2011).
Research conducted by Dr. William Lydiatt, professor and chief of surgical oncology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha found about 60-70 percent of cancer cases associated with HPV-positive tonsil.
While the study published New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 found that young people are exposed to the tonsils and base of tongue cancer with a positive HPV test results mostly due to perform oral sex on her partner.
People doing 6 times or more oral sex with their partners at risk 3.4 times higher risk of oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the tongue, back of the throat or tonsils). This risk will increase if he often couples come and go.
Researchers also reported that since 1973, patients with tonsil and base of tongue cancer is increasing every year. Widespread practice of oral sex among teenagers to be factors that contribute to the increased number of cancer patients.
People who are exposed to HPV virus has a specific location depends on which body part first enters the body. If you enter through the vagina commonly cause cervical cancer in the mouth but if it will cause cancer in the mouth and throat.
"Sexual Practices of people have changed from time to time. I do not know why they prefer to perform oral sex compared with other sexual activities," said Hartig.
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