**What is HPV?**
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a common virus affecting the skin and mucous membranes. “There are over 100 types of HPV,” some causing warts, others increasing cancer risk. Many infections go away on their own, but high-risk strains need medical attention.

**Symptoms and Cancer Risk**
HPV symptoms depend on the type. “Genital warts may appear as small bumps,” while other strains cause common warts on hands or feet. Many infections are symptomless—“Most HPV infections show no symptoms”—so regular check-ups are important. High-risk strains can lead to cancers, especially cervical cancer.

**Natural Support for Treatment**
Natural remedies don’t cure HPV but can support your immune system. A diet rich in “vitamins C and E,” whole grains, and nuts may help. “Vitamin D and Zinc” supplements and probiotics also strengthen immunity. Herbal teas like “green tea and echinacea” and practices like acupuncture may offer additional support.

**See a Doctor**
Natural methods are helpful, but professional care is essential. Doctors can “offer safe treatments” like cryotherapy or creams, monitor the infection, and recommend the HPV vaccine.

**Final Thoughts**
HPV is widespread but manageable. Support your health naturally, but always consult a doctor for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.