Background: Human Papilloma Virus has been considered as the precursor of flat lesions in the cervical epithelium which develops Cervix uterine cancer.Objectives: to analyze risk factors associated to infections due to human papilloma virus.Method: Interface PCA Board An ambispective, descriptive study was carried out from January 2003 to January 2004, taking 60 patients whose Papanicolaou smears were abnormal.
All these patients belonged to health area V, in Cienfuegos, Cuba.A guide for interview with different variables was used.Results: infected predominant ages were from 30 to 39 years old.
55% of the patients are married women or with stable sexual relationships.6 patients comprised between 40 to 59 years old were observed with association to intra epithelium cervix neoplasias.For a 10 % of them, they have had from 3 to 12 sexual partners.
The starting age to have sexual intercourse is from 15 to 19 years old.75 % of the TEA TREE OIL SOAP patients are smokers.Conclusions: results coincide with the medical literature reviewed regarding risk factors and its important relationship with NIC and so the cervicouterine cancer genesis.