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HPV is human papillomavirus infection, which is the main risk factor for cervical cancer, so many people go for the HPV test. Many people with poor cervical function go for HPV testing, but the test reports do not clearly indicate what they mean. So, how should you read the HPV test report?

There are five parts to look at when reading the HPV test report: pH value, leucorrhea cleanliness, fungi and trichomonas, amine test, and Gardnerella. Check these five aspects. If all five aspects meet the standard values, the final result of the HPV test sheet can be seen. Therefore, when looking at the HPV test report, we mainly look at these five aspects.

If the pH value of the operator is within the normal range, it should be around 4.5; the cleanliness of leucorrhea is normal between grade I and II; when looking at the fungus and trichomonas, if " " appears, it means infection with fungi or trichomonas, and the " " here does not mean it is serious; the diagnosis can be made by seeing whether the amine test is positive and whether the edge of Gardnerella is fuzzy.

If you are infected with the HPV virus, you must seek treatment immediately. There are many ways to treat the HPV virus, and you can choose the treatment based on your specific situation. Especially for patients with high-risk HPV infection, they should go to a reliable hospital for examination and treatment in time, and try not to delay treatment, otherwise it will cause immeasurable adverse effects on their health.

HPV, also known as human papillomavirus (HPV) testing, is mainly used for cervical cancer screening. Normal HPV tests are divided into two types: quantitative tests and diagnostic tests. For the diagnosis test, if all the tests in the HPV analysis are negative, it is a normal report. If any one of the tests in the analysis is positive, it indicates an abnormality. It is necessary to combine t CT and puncture biopsy again. A normal value of HPV quantitative analysis test is less than 1, which is normal. If the value exceeds 1, it is positive, indicating an abnormality. If HPV is positive, TCT must be combined and a puncture biopsy is necessary.