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Up to one in four women under the age of 30 is infected with HPV, most of them recover within a time frame of up to 30 years. at two years – without causing precancer Kohlberg : "Especially in young women, the immune system is very resistant to HPV infection, so the HPV test is not suitable as a screening method for children under 30 years old.
In collaboration with other specialized societies, the OEGGG states in a new directive on the diagnosis and treatment of precursors of cervical cancer the following recommendations in the framework of the current screening program. 30 at least every three years for a recommended HPV test
Already, health insurance companies bear the costs of the test – but only in some states, including
Vienna . Kohlberger badumes that according to the government plan harmonization of health insurance, this is also the case throughout Austria.
While in this country, cancer screening depends on whether women control there are gynecologists in other countries, there are organized screenings in which women are invited to attend. Nationally, which is similar to mammography screening. It's pretty much in the
Netherlands (from age 30), Mexico (from age 35) and Australia (from age 25) the case. In Italy there is currently a pilot project in some regions (from the age of 30). In Germany a similar model is compiled
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Up to one in four women under 30 is infected with HPV, most of them return within two years – Kohlberger : "Especially in younger women, the immune system responds very well to HPV infection, and the HPV test is in the under 30s. As a screening procedure, women are not unnecessarily disrupted by evidence of infection.
OEGGG, in collaboration with other specialized societies, sets out a new guideline for the diagnosis and treatment of precursors of cervical cancer Recommendation: As part of the screening program women over the age of 30 should be invited to be tested for HPV at least every three years.
Medicare companies already pay the fees the test – but only in some states, including
Vienna . Kohlberger badumes that according to the government plan harmonization of health insurance, this is also the case throughout Austria.
While in this country, cancer screening depends on whether women control there are gynecologists in other countries, there are organized screenings in which women are invited to attend. Nationally, which is similar to mammography screening. It's pretty much in the
Netherlands (from age 30), Mexico (from age 35) and Australia (from age 25) the case. In Italy there is currently a pilot project in some regions (from the age of 30). In Germany a similar model is developed.
