Does HPV52 positive require treatment?

HPV stands for human papillomavirus. Many of you may feel unfamiliar with this type of virus, but if you talk about the symptoms caused by this virus, many of you may have a certain understanding of it. A positive HPV52 test means that you have been infected with the virus, and the disease caused is genital warts. Not only does it take a long time to treat, but it is also highly contagious. After getting this disease, in addition to active treatment, you should also prevent infection to others.

1. Does HPV52 positive require medical treatment?

HPV52 infection is a high-risk infection, which is mainly caused by sexual intercourse.

Medical treatment:

1. Generally, antiviral drugs are needed for treatment. In addition, recurrence may occur, so long-term treatment is required. It is recommended to use antiviral drugs such as interferon suppository for treatment.

2. And enhance immunity, long-term exercise, improve nutrition. The treatment period may take a long time and requires careful treatment, but standard treatment can be cured.

3. Pay attention to hygiene and do not have sex during the treatment period. If you have sex afterwards, it is best to use full-line condoms as a safety precaution.

4. Also, be careful not to eat spicy or hot foods.

2. How can HPV52 be positive?

1. HPV infection and fever and cold conditions have certain similarities. They are all infected with the virus. The difference is that when it comes to influenza viruses, the human immune system quickly detects viral infection and quickly develops immunity to the viral infection. HPV52 infection is different. Because HPV only invades the skin and mucous membranes, the body's immune system is usually unable to detect the infection of the virus and cannot produce an effective immune response in time, so it cannot kill the virus immediately. A positive HPV52 test does not require a biopsy.

2. When HPV infection turns into large, wet and cold warts, the causative agent of the warts is the HPV virus. Genital warts are mainly caused by infection with type VI and XI viruses. HPV can easily multiply in a warm and humid environment, so the reproductive organs of men and women are easily infected. The virus can vaccinate itself, so the damage that occurs in places such as the anus usually occurs on both sides.