HPV+
So we tell everyone, "get the vaccination, you wont get HPV+ cancer.
BUT, your chances of making it with HPV- are substantially less than if HPV+ (30-50 as opposed to 90 - full cure)
So really, you are damned if you do, and damned if you don't
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Correct, HPV caused oral cancer is much more treatable than non HPV oral cancer. So you aren't as damned if you do, but more damned if you don't get vaccinated. 🤷♂️
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Tonsil cancer (Stage 4) HPV Negative. Surgery last June followed by radiation (33) and chemo Cisplatin(2). Feeding tube removed last Wednesday. HPV Positive cancer sounds like a "walk in the park". Although I quit cigarette smoking 23 years ago it still managed to "catch up to me". All in all I feel good with my 5 year survival rate. (Whatever the percentage might be) Some help from the Good Lord and a good bit of luck as well. I hope to be around for a good while yet.
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Thank you. All the best to you going forward.
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