How to treat HPV31 positive

A positive pv31 result is a high-risk viral infection and requires prompt medical treatment and TCT examination. If any abnormality is found, further vaginal examination should be performed to eliminate lesions and viruses in the body as soon as possible. Patients with HPV31 should pay special attention, especially in daily life, keep their belongings separate from those of their families to avoid indirect infection. It is best to abstain from sexual intercourse before recovery and maintain an optimistic attitude.

High-risk HPV31 is contagious. It is recommended to stop sexual activity before recovery. To avoid infecting your partner, the elderly and children, you need to keep your belongings separate from those of your family members to avoid indirect infection. This disease can be cured if you go to a regular hospital for targeted and systematic treatment as soon as possible.

In the early stages, if the symptoms of genital warts are not obvious, uncomfortable symptoms such as vulvar itching, burning pain, or pain after sexual intercourse may occur. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia begins with scattered or clustered proliferation of small pink or white papillary warts that are soft and have fine finger-like protrusions. After it grows bigger, it becomes cockscomb-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, or mulberry-shaped.

Suggestions: Early stage genital warts will grow one or several growths the size of millet grains on the skin or mucous membranes. The color is similar to the skin. There will usually be local itching and burning sensation, which is generally painless. The small growths will multiply and grow rapidly in a short period of time. It is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and receive targeted treatment. Do not have sex in the near future and do not eat spicy and irritating foods.

The following points should be noted: (1) Resolutely put an end to promiscuity: 60% of patients with genital warts contract the disease through sexual contact. (2) Prevent contact transmission: Do not use other people's underwear, swimsuits and bathtubs; do not wash in the bathtub in public baths, encourage showering, and do not sit directly on the bathtub seat after bathing; try to use squat toilets in public toilets; wash hands with soap before going to the toilet; do not swim in densely populated swimming pools that are not strictly disinfected. (3) Pay attention to personal hygiene: wash the vulva every day, change underwear, and wash personal underwear separately. (4) Refrain from sexual intercourse after being ill. (5) Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment.