HPV symptoms in women

The symptoms of HPV in women generally include anal abnormalities and even pain during sexual intercourse. The specific symptoms need to be determined according to the individual's condition, because HPV is divided into low-risk HPV virus infection, high-risk HPV virus infection, and common HPV infection.

1. Low-risk HPV virus: After the onset of the disease, it usually causes genital warts. During the onset of the disease, skin itching or burning pain usually occurs, and may even be accompanied by hyperplasia of warts. Generally, they are cockscomb-shaped or nipple-shaped, or they may appear cauliflower-shaped. Erosion or bleeding is likely to occur after being scratched by hand.

2. High-risk HPV virus infection: High-risk HPV virus infection is likely to cause cervical cancer. After the onset of the disease, sexual intercourse pain and even contact vaginal bleeding usually occur.

3. Common HPV infection: After the onset of the disease, it usually appears on the hands or feet, and may also manifest as obvious common warts.

HPV is contagious and is mainly transmitted through unclean sexual life. After being infected, it needs to be isolated and treated in time, mainly through antiviral drug treatment, and can also be improved through laser or freezing methods. In addition, during the illness, you also need to pay attention to adjusting your mood to avoid excessive psychological pressure or excessive tension.