What are the symptoms of HPV52 infection

For women who have a history of sexual life, they must pay attention to the possibility of HPV52 infection, but what are the symptoms of HPV52 infection? Since most women do not experience any symptoms during the incubation period of the virus, prevention is important. After being infected with HPV52, some women will have an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge, and some will have a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse. It is necessary to seek medical attention in time.

1. Symptoms of HPV52 infection

The cervix is ​​HPV52 positive, which is an HPV virus infection. Most anal and genital warts have no obvious symptoms, but there are symptoms such as anal itching and burning. There are usually no symptoms during the incubation period of human papillomavirus infection. Some people have no symptoms, some have increased vaginal discharge and a small amount of bleeding after intercourse. It is recommended that during this period, you should try to have a fixed sexual partner, maintain good personal hygiene, and use medication to reduce inflammation.

Treatment of HPV52 infection

For HPV infection, immediate treatment is recommended. You can choose Baofukang suppositories or vaginal medication, two pills at a time, once a day, for sixteen consecutive days as a course of treatment, and use it for three months. Recheck HPV after three months. HPV positive does not necessarily mean cervical cancer, but it is very likely to develop cervical cancer.

3. Prevention of cervical cancer

1. Popularize cancer prevention knowledge and carry out sexual health education. Women who have sexual activities, experience abnormal menstruation, and bleeding during sexual intercourse should be alert to the possibility of cervical cancer.

2. Carry out regular cervical cancer screening once a year to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. All sexually active women who visit the gynecology clinic should undergo routine cervical smear examinations, and further examinations should be performed if any abnormalities are found.

3. Actively treat moderate to severe cervical erosion.

4. Timely diagnose and treat HPV infection and atypical hyperplasia (CIN) (CIN II or CIN III are precancerous lesions of cervical cancer) to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer.

4. Treatment of cervical cancer

If cervical cancer occurs, many factors must be considered before deciding the best treatment, including tumor size, patient age and overall health, and early or advanced stage of the disease. Cervical cancer is generally highly malignant, and 70% of patients are already in the advanced stage when diagnosed. Treatments for cervical cancer include surgical resection, traditional Chinese medicine, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Surgical treatment is not suitable for patients in stages II, III, and IV. It is also easy to metastasize or recur after surgery.