HPV virus infection is related to cervical cancer

HPV positive, it is recommended to do a cervical biopsy every six months to exclude the possibility of precancerous lesions and HPV virus infection. The incidence of cervical cancer will increase, so it is important to do a follow-up examination.

Low-risk HPV infection can cause sharp genital eczema or very mild cervical cell changes. Only persistent high-risk HPV infection will progress to malignant lesions. Usually, as long as the virus infection is discovered and the virus is controlled and treated in time, it will not cause lesions so quickly. Early detection and early treatment are very critical. Timely medication, symptomatic treatment, while improving personal immunity, regulating physical fitness, and gradual treatment can be converted to negative recovery.

Depending on the situation, if the HPV antibody test is abnormal, HPV infection is human papillomavirus infection, which can be treated with antiviral drugs such as interferon. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor. If you have abdominal pain, you should pay attention to whether there are gynecological inflammation and other diseases. You can review the routine leucorrhea and color Doppler ultrasound to see the specific situation and choose treatment based on the examination. Pay attention to hygiene and suspend sexual life

There are hundreds of HPs, which can be divided into high-risk and low-risk types. Only the high-risk type is closely related to cancer. The low-risk type is relatively less related to cancer. If you are infected with a high-risk HP, will you get cancer? Not necessarily, because in order for HP to cause cancer, certain conditions must be met: the load and concentration of the virus, and low resistance. It is not easy for HP to cause cancer.

If HPV infection is not treated in time, it may develop into cancer, but there is also a chance of turning negative. It depends on factors such as autoimmunity, environmental factors, and the virulence of the virus infection subtype. During the waiting process, we must check regularly, but we cannot let go. If it cannot turn negative, the patient must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.