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Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP) | What Is It? | a.k.a Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- In this video, Dr. Robert Bastian discusses chronic human papilloma virus (HPV) infection of the larynx (especially vocal cords), causing hoarseness.
This video is designed particularly for those who have been recently diagnosed with a condition called recurrent respiratory papillomatosis (RRP). Those feeling overwhelmed or victimized by this condition are invited to understand the disorder in detail, and what to do about it.
May you feel encouraged by the points of optimism Dr. Bastian explains near the end of his discussion!
Identification of 11 Different HPV Subtypes in Adult Patients With Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis, by Rebecca C. Hoesli, MD, Melissa L. Wingo, PA-C, Brent E. Richardson, MD, Robert W. Bastian, MD: journals.sagep...
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That was a lot of information and excellently presented, while it is a lot to process, I feel a lot better with better equipped knowledge. I have made an appointment for HPV testing and I'm mentally prepared for that.
All the best...
Thank you for sharing this video Dr Bastian. I found it very informative.
You are very welcome!
Hello there! Thanks for the explanation, I am glad I found it. I am a professional singer and vocal teacher that struggled with rrp for 5 years.. I got 5 surgeries on my right vocal chord and it has been emotionally and psychologically very difficult because of my profession. Almost 2 years past from my last surgery now and I really hope I will not need this anymore! I have couple of questions: what is the best way to boost the immune system? Is there something specific that rrp patient can do to prevent it on a daily base?
Thanks a lot!
Such a great video. Thank you for it. I've had a very hoarse voice with no other symptoms for 4+ years now and had thought it is silent reflux (possibility it still is). But after going to an ENT he thinks it may be this and I'll be getting a biopsy to confirm.
Tell me about the cause of the injury
I had cervical cancer from HPV and had a radical hysterectomy at 39. When the vaccine came out I was older than the suggested age of 28 but was never made aware the age had increased! I wish I'd known. As a singer who has recently had trouble with my voice for the first time in decades of overuse this is enlightening. Perhaps I should ask about being subtyped.
Tell me about the cause of the injury
Thank you so much Doctor
Great Video! I wonder do you know ENT doctor Neal Patel?
Thank you doctor. An every blessings sir
You are welcome!
I heard receiving Gardasil 9 vaccine would alleviate(or even pause the growth of the virus in respiratory system)the RRP symptoms. Is it true? I would be grateful if you would clarify this for me...
The answer to this is controversial. Technically, the vaccine should not help since it is directed at proteins involved in getting the infection, not maintaining it. That said, there are some who believe it can tame the infection to some degree. I believe it should be considered if the person is having a tough time with rapidity of recurrence.
Does the body really clears the virus completely? Is that possible. Or does it clears most of infections? Can i transmit the virus to others once i developed the immunity?
You always have hpv once you have it . Your immunesystem keeps it dormant in some cases with some subtypes . Hpv 16 and 18 can stay in your system with no symptoms the 20 years later surprise you have head and neck cancer
I have RRP. Been treated for it since a kid. As a kid surgery was awful but it didn't worry my lifestyle. Now full grown haven't been treated since 17 and now many years later struggling to speak. I know I need treatment.
So sorry to hear this. I don't think you will find "adult" surgery so bad. The key is to find a good surgeon. If he or she can show you good quality pictures of what is wrong and has at least several other patients under active treatment, and seems to know a lot about the disease, that often signals a potentially good person to see.
Please how did you get it
I have delt with this since 1979. I just had this done in 2020 and it's back, again. I don't know if I can take much more of this.
So sorry to hear this. Sometimes a series of 3 procedures can be done ~2M apart with an injected adjuvant (mostly cidofovir or bevacizumab) can either win territory or make the problem lazier. The key is meticulous removal.
cool story, how much does it cost?
Cost for treatment varies by place of treatment a LOT. The practice manager at whatever practice you choose could give you an estimate.
Thank you for sharing this.
What do you think about the IV administrated avastin? there have been some trials that have shown really good outcomes.
It is usually reserved for people with pulmonary disease...But with this disease process, everything comes down to individualization...
@@Laryngopedia thanks for the reply. I ended up going this route and giving this trial with IV avastin infusion. I can say my body took a toll but the outcome is very positive as it has allowed my voice to become “ normal “ I hope it helps it from spreading or growing. At least to maintain it
Thank you for sharing this information. You are leading the way in helping to determine if IV Avastin is applicable more generally.
Just had surgery number 2 a couple of days ago i was seen in Feb and had the gardasil 9 vaccine over the last few months and now the op so fingers crossed it is now in lazy mode or my body stops it coming back feeling pretty sore and crappy post op this time
Please how did you get it
Hi! I also got gardasil 9 after been under surgery 5 times in 5 years.. How is your voice doing now? Did you have any other surgery?
can you tell me if you have first and only operation at 49 on a papilloma on larynx and 13 years later (fingers crossed) it has not returned (been seen every year since) what are the chances of it returning?
Please how did you get it
Hpv16 and18 head and neck cancer is not rare it’s more common than hpv negative head and neck cancer!
I know I'm 18 months out from treatment chemoradiation for it
Doctor can I know Where is your hospital located ?
Western suburbs of Chicago in Downers Grove.
Well, RRP is not a.k.a. HPV, because HPV is only the cause. RRP a.k.a. Laryngeal Papillomatosis would be better.
You are right...the word "infection" was left off the title but is in the description below. Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks a million for this informative video. I have lived with RRP for as long as I can remember. I have had about 14 surgeries and I might be having one next week. Your video has really provided me with loads of information. I am keen to know about my subtype.
So does RRP cause neck and head cancer?
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Tell me about the cause of the injury
@@Leen-qz6il from birth I guess