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Resumen El Virus del Papiloma Humano (HPV) tipificado como una Infeccion de Transmision Sexual, es considerado como un problema de salud publica en Ecuador. El virus ha incidido en las mujeres tanto en su salud, como en sus comportamientos y en las percepciones de su cuerpo. Este articulo analiza como se construyen sus cuerpos, sexualidad y relaciones sentimentales despues de contraer el HPV. Se realizaron entrevistas semi estructuradas y observacion participante a 20 mujeres que acuden a un hospital de Quito. Los resultados muestran que sus cuerpos son construidos a traves del estigma y la regulacion de los comportamientos y su sexualidad. Abstract Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is codified as a sexual transmitted disease (STD) in Ecuador: therefore, it has been considered and handled as a public health issue within the country. The virus has affected the heath of patients as in their behaviors and in the perceptions of their body. The aim of this article is to analyze how a group of patients deals with their bodies, sexuality and personal relations after being infected. For this analysis, twenty Hospital patients in Quito were observed. They actively participated in the process that included clinical diagnoses and structured interviews. The results showed that their bodies and sexuality have been approached with stigma and regulation.

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Infectadas. Una lectura sobre los cuerpos de las mujeres que viven con el Virus del Papiloma Humano en Quito = Female Patients. A close look of the female patients infected with the Human Papillomavirus in the city of Quito