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These studies suggest that HPV treatment can include radical radio (chemo) therapy, PD-1 inhibitors, reduced-dose IMRT with cetuximab, interferon with herbal therapy and B complex, chemoradiotherapy, intrabody strategies, and potential new treatments such as Chk1 inhibitors and hyperthermia therapy, with effectiveness varying based on HPV type and presence of cancer.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a common viral infection that can lead to various clinical outcomes, including cervical cancer and head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC). The treatment of HPV-related diseases involves a combination of therapeutic strategies aimed at eradicating the virus, preventing the progression of lesions, and managing the associated cancers.
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The treatment of HPV-related diseases encompasses a variety of approaches, including radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and non-surgical methods such as herbal therapy and the use of topical agents. The effectiveness of these treatments can be influenced by factors such as HPV genotype, immune microenvironment, and patient smoking history. Novel strategies, such as targeting the DDR pathway and using hyperthermia, are showing promise in enhancing treatment efficacy and reducing the recurrence of HPV-related lesions and cancers.
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