Please contact us if you have been sexually involved with Åsmund Skuterud (Koèju) after May 2016 and have been diagnosed with type 52 HPV, type 16 HPV and type 66 (*We received this information from our reader in April 2017) or any of other types of HPV. Until now we have four victims with high risk HPV (type 16, 52, 66) diagnosis and one of them is in CIN1 status.
OR if you have engaged in any form of coercive sex or sexual activities by deception.
1. Personal Medical Record of Physical and Mental Damages, related to high-risk HPV, caused by Åsmund Skuterud
The health state/basic information of the patient before being damaged:
Female, mid-20s, no significant past medical history, family history of liver cancer/no family history of cardiovascular diseases, asexual, two past sexual partners without sexual experience, taking oral contraceptive pills monthly, normal weight, regular sleeping pattern, doing exercise for 2 hours a day, taking a capsule of multi-vitamin and a capsule of Omega 3 everyday, keeping a low carbohydrate/fat and high protein diet. (*This part is added since some of victims reported that he told them "If you are healthy and doing exercise, there is no problem." instead of taking responsibility of his risky behaviors.)
September 14, 2015
First meeting with Åsmund Skuterud
October 3, 2015
Starting sexual contacts with Åsmund Skuterud regularly, after hearing that he got checked up before (In April 2016, he said it was not true. A risky behavior since he was in multiple sexual relationships at the same time before coming to Colombia.)
Åsmund Skuterud suggested sexual encounters during menstruation, saying "This is the problem every boyfriend and girlfriend have.", which indirectly implies an exclusive relationship.
November 25, 2015
Diagnosis of Bacterial Vaginosis (due to using his saliva as a lubricant in vagina but no cellular abnomalities detected in the Pap Smear cytology test.)
Talking mutually about "sexual exclusivity"
January, 2016
Sexual encounter (without any protection) with Åsmund Skuterud without knowing that he had other sexual partners in December
February, 2016 (after 5 months from the first physical contact)
Vaginal pain during sexual intercourse.
Emotional abuse by Åsmund Skuterud started (*For the details, see this post.)
March 2, 2016
Panic attack.
Diagnosis of Mixed anxiety-depressive disorder and starting the medical treatment(very low amount of Escitalorpam [SSRI]; 5mg)
April, 2016
Sexual encounters and unprotected oral sexual intercourse with Åsmund Skuterud without being informed that he had other sexual partners between the period February - April and he didn't get checked up.
Vaginal bleeding was presented (after 2 weeks sexual intercourse with Åsmund Skuterud).
May, 2016 (After 7 months from the first physical contact)
Diagnosis of HPV(Human Papiloma Virus) high risk type 52 in the Pap Smear test and HPV DNA test.
Diagnosis as Major Depression and Panic Disorder.
Starting to present mental distress related to HPV.
June - July, 2016
Continuing the medical treatment about Major Depression and Panic Disorder.
Suicidal Ideation due to the side effects of the medications(3 times changes of low-dose medications working with the psychiatrist; Venlafaxine [SNRI] 25mg - Vortioxetine [SMS] 5mg - (+) Lorazepam 1mg)
Starting to experience Nausea constantly
August, 2016
Diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa and the doctor's recommendation of hospitalization.
Starting to experience Nausea and Vomiting everyday (Change of medication: very low dose of Amisulpride [SGAs]; 25mg)
September, 2016
The high risk type 52 HPV still appeared in the result of the Pap Smear test and HPV high risk test.
Experiencing additional vaginal inflammation.
Asking to pay a part of the HPV medical exam cost and Åsmund Skuterud accepted the suggestion (Later, he didn't pay and said "it's reality. When you have sex with someone you need to take the risk.")
October, 2016
Stopping the medicine gradually reducing the dose.
Asking again Åsmund Skuterud's collaboration and he showed a positive reaction.
Åsmund Skuterud refused to pay the medical exam cost (Oct 14, 2016)
November, 2016 - July, 2017
Weight loss/Amenorrhea(No menstruation; *until January 2017)
Abundant abnormal vaginal discharge (since May 2016)
Chronic lower abdominal pain due to the serious cervicitis (vaginal inflammation)(*until April 2017)
Still having high risk type 52 HPV in the result of the tests (March 2017).
Vomiting and Nosebleeding every 2 or 3 days (*until April 2017)
Nausea and anxious crisis with flashback/nightmare as a symptom of PTSD(Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) by his sexual/emotional dating abuse.
Taking Bupropion HCL [NDRI] 150mg (since April 2017), Clonazepam (For insomnia and anxious crisis during April 28 - June, 2017), Omeprazole (For nausea and vomiting; May - June 2017) and Modafinil (For concentration problem for month in May 2017)
Still having high risk type 52 HPV in the result of the fourth test (June 27, 2017).
*For more details, please see the one-year observational research.
2. Facts about high-risk HPV(Human Papiloma Virus)
HPV is transmitted through sexual contacts including vaginal, anal, oral sex (but not necessarily sexual intercourse). It is not protected by condoms since touching the skin of an HPV infected person can transmit the virus. Once you are exposed (having contact with the infected person), the virus likely stays in your body either as an active infection or lays dormant for weeks or even for years. If you had any sexual contact with the infected person, it is recommended to get a regular medical check-up (Pap Smear Test) every 6 months.
There is no treatment that can get rid of the HPV virus. According to the related studies, more than 90% of new HPV infections clear by the immune system or become undetectable, within two years after infection.
Many people infected with high-risk HPV usually don't present any sign. And there is no official way for men to screen HPV, excluding biopsy. "If an infection does not clear however it can progress to disease. Though they are benign and not associated with mortality, they are a source of psychosocial distress (Jeynes et al., 2009) and can cause physical discomfort including pain, bleeding and itching (Wiley et al., 2002)."[1] Also "virtually all cervical cancer cases (99%) are linked to genital infection with HPV which is the most common viral infection of the reproductive tract"[2]. High-risk HPV(Oncogenic HPV) types can cause intraepithelial neoplasia of the anogenital region (cervical, vulvar, vaginal, penile and anal) or of the oropharyngeal region. Persistent infection with high-risk HPV is the most important risk factor for cervical cancer precursors and invasive cervical cancer.
How to reduce the risk:
1. "Use latex condoms the right way every time you have sex. This can lower your chances of getting HPV. But HPV can infect areas that are not covered by a condom"[3]
2. "Be in a mutually monogamous relationship – or have sex only with someone who only has sex with you."[3]
*The provided explanation in the part "Fact about High Risk HPV" is mainly from CDC (Center of Disease Control and Prevention).
For more information about HPV: http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv.htm
3. References
[1] Gabriella M. Anic and Anna R. Giuliano. Genital HPV infection and related lesions in men. Prev Med. 2011 Oct; 53(Suppl 1): S36–S41.
[2] WHO. Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals, Human Papilomavirus(HPV). s.d. Source from http://www.who.int/immunization/topics/hpv/en/
[3] STD Facts - Human Papiloma Virus (HPV). Source from http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv.htm.
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