Dr. Doni was interviewed by Deidre Bloomquist on the The Birthright Blueprint Podcast to talk about one of the most common (and most feared) women’s health issues: testing positive for high-risk HPV or abnormal cervical cells while trying to conceive or during pregnancy.

Dr. Doni explains why this virus is so frequently discovered when women are preparing for pregnancy or already pregnant, how her natural HPV protocol can clear the virus, and how healing the cervix often leads to improved fertility outcomes. She also shares actionable steps women can take to safely address HPV during pregnancy without jeopardizing the baby or relying solely on procedures that may weaken the cervix.

They discuss escharotic treatments, how to avoid unnecessary LEEP procedures, and why a holistic, root-cause approach not only protects fertility but can also result in HPV clearing, even during pregnancy.

What You’ll Learn About HPV and How to Protect Yourself:

• HPV is extremely common and often discovered right before or during pregnancy.
• The standard medical approach often advises “wait and see,” leaving women anxious for 9–10 months.
• There are safe, natural approaches to support immune health and help clear HPV during pregnancy.
• Addressing HPV and abnormal cells can improve fertility, reduce miscarriage risk, and protect cervical integrity.
• Escharotic treatments are an effective alternative to LEEP for properly selected cases of CIN2/3.
• HPV is not a contraindication to pregnancy; the risk to the baby is extremely low.

If you’re navigating HPV while trying to conceive or during pregnancy, you’re not alone and you don’t need to wait in fear.

Dr. Doni grew up in the pharmaceutical world, literally. Her father ran a 1,200-location pharmacy chain, and she was on track to follow in his footsteps. But after battling her own health issues and realizing medications made her feel worse, she made a radical pivot. 

At 21, she enrolled in both naturopathic medical school and midwifery training, determined to help women heal naturally. Now, with over two decades of experience, she’s a leading voice in women’s health, guiding thousands to clear HPV, balance stress, and reclaim their vitality.

Let this be your reminder that true health isn’t about managing symptoms, it’s about supporting your body’s ability to heal. Tune in to hear exactly how Dr. Doni helps her patients do just that.

Dr. Doni Wilson is a nationally recognized naturopathic doctor, bestselling author, and expert in women’s health, stress recovery, and integrative medicine. With over two decades of clinical experience, she has helped thousands of women reverse this virus naturally, balance their hormones, and prevent chronic illness. Her unique approach focuses on supporting the body’s natural healing abilities through personalized care, lifestyle medicine, and cutting-edge science. Follow Dr. Doni at @drdoniwilson

The correlation between HPV, a depleted immune system and cervical cancer is undeniable and many times it gets neglected in conventional dialogues. This post provides insight into this virus’ persistent risk and the proactive strategies necessary to protect yourself against it.

Empower yourself with knowledge, take charge of your health by seeking comprehensive, supportive medical and holistic advice, and remember, prevention is the best cure. By prioritizing self-care and awareness, women can not only navigate these challenges but emerge stronger and healthier.

If you’d like to learn more about Dr. Doni’s protocol to help you clear this virus naturally, visit clearhpvnow.com. There, you’ll find lots of resources and stories from women she has worked with and helped clear the virus for good. For those needing one-on-one support, Dr. Doni offers consultations via Zoom or phone from anywhere in the world. You can schedule an appointment here.

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