India’s first indigenly developed HPV Test Kits for Cervical Cancer Screening -Desi Kit Gone for Serviceal Cancer,

Indigenous hpv test kit for cervical cancer: Indian bio -scientists have shown amazing. He has prepared such a desi kit from which cervical cancer can be identified within an hour. Even if a woman is going to have cervical cancer in future, then it can also be feared. This kit has been prepared by scientists from the Department of Department of Biotechnology and many other agencies of the Government of India. This is India’s first Svetasi HPV Test kit. This test kit is being prepared by Molibio Diagnostic Limited Bangalore in a physical form. This kit has been approved by many prestigious institutions including All India Institute of Medical Sciences AIIMS.

This test is very economical
Cervical cancer is a big problem in Indian women. Every fifth cervical cancer patient in the world is in India. Of the deaths due to cervical cancer, 25 percent deaths occur in India. The biggest reason for this is not to identify cervical cancer. Cervical cancer takes many years to get. Therefore, if its identity is done regularly, then it can run long before. This can save the lives of millions of patients because this virus can be removed from the body before getting cancer on first detection. According to the news of The Hindu, this kit is made on RT-PCR testing method. Just like the kit was made for Corona. It contains a chip which immediately detects 8 types of HPV genotype responsible for real time cervical cancer. Here 8 HPV virus is responsible for 96 percent of cervical cancer in the world. The biggest thing is that this test kit will be available very easily everywhere and will be very cheap.

Every woman needs to conduct this test till the age of 35
Currently, which are tested for cervical cancer, the Pep Smeer Test is prominent. Apart from this, there are many technology like visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) and HPA DNA testing for screening of cervical cancer. But all these tests are very expensive and it also takes a lot of time. In such a situation, the prepared kit prepared in a self -styled manner can prove to be a milestone. Union Minister of Science Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh called a review meeting of scientists of various agencies to review this kit. He slaughtered scientists on the development of this HPV test kit and described it as important for healthcare. He said that 25 percent deaths occur due to cervical cancer in India. Every year 1.23 lakh women get cervical cancer, out of which 77 thousand die. In such a situation, our last objective was to prepare an affordable test kit for cervical cancer, in which we have achieved success. The WHO aims that by 2030, by the age of 35, at least 70 percent of women should get HPV test.