Uterine cancer HPV virus transmission route

In modern society, the great harm of HPV virus has made many people afraid of this disease, so everyone wants to take preventive measures against HPV virus so that HPV virus has no chance to find us. In order to take preventive measures against HPV virus, we need to know the transmission route of HPV virus. So, what are the ways of HPV virus transmission? Let's introduce it in detail below.

1. Self-inoculation transmission: Clinically, patients with HPV virus in the external genitalia or anus are found to have HPV virus in their hands because their hands often come into contact with HPV virus, which is then transmitted to the skin and mucous membranes of other parts of the body through their hands, causing HPV virus. A foreign report reported a 5-year-old boy with anal HPV virus, who later developed wart-like lesions on his fingers, and the same subtype of HPV was found in the wart tissues around the anus and fingers. It is believed that the disease may be caused by self-inoculation. Therefore, HPV virus is very easy to occur in people with more chaotic sexual relationships. According to research, 2/3 of people who have sexual contact with HPV virus patients may develop this disease. The disease is most contagious when the average disease period is 3.5 months, so people with sexual promiscuity are most likely to be infected with this disease.

2. Mother-to-child transmission: Pregnant women with HPV, especially those with no obvious clinical symptoms but viral infection in the cervix, will have the virus in their reproductive tract. During delivery, the fetus passes through the birth canal, leading to viral infection of the newborn and causing the infant to contract HPV.

3. Indirect transmission: Some HPV patients are infected with human papillomavirus through indirect channels, the most common of which are daily necessities such as underwear, bath towels, bathtubs, etc. Therefore, people who go out and travel should pay great attention to this channel.

4. Smoke transmission: Some studies have found that HPV exists in the smoke produced when using laser to treat HPV virus, which suggests that smoke containing HPV may become a transmission route for HPV and cause HPV virus.

5. Direct sexual contact: This is the main route of transmission. When having sex with a patient with HPV, the warts growing on the external genitalia are easily scratched because they are protruding and brittle. The warts and the virus in the epidermal tissue fall off and are inoculated on the genitals of the sexual partner, causing infection with human papillomavirus and the disease.

I believe that after reading the above content, you will have a deep understanding of the transmission mode of HPV virus. Experts remind that understanding the transmission mode of HPV virus is very important for taking preventive measures against HPV virus. In addition, in order to prevent HPV virus from having a chance to find us, we must maintain good living habits, insist on exercising, and avoid bad sexual relationships.