A woman has human papillomavirus

Human papillomavirus is a very common disease, often named human papillomavirus infection because most patients will develop nipple-like warts on the body surface when the disease occurs. However, some patients infected with human papillomavirus do not have any skin symptoms and can only be detected through routine physical examinations. Many people do not understand what the test results mean when they get them, so the editor will introduce how to read your HPV test results.

First, you need to see whether it is positive or negative. If it is positive, it means that you are infected with human papillomavirus. If the result is negative, it means that you are not infected with HPV. Many women go to the hospital for HPV testing when they suffer from cervical erosion or cervicitis, and they are easily tested positive for HPV, but this result is not necessarily accurate. Therefore, for women with uterine symptoms, it is best to go to the hospital for HPV examination after the symptoms are under control, so that the results will be more accurate.

Second, you need to see what type of HPV you are infected with, because there are more than 100 types of HPV, such as low-risk virus types 33 positive, 13 positive, 53 positive, these are all low-risk HPV infections, in other words, you may be infected with genital warts among sexually transmitted diseases. High-risk human papilloma 52-positive, 18-positive, and 16-positive are also relatively common. High-risk human papilloma is generally not associated with sexually transmitted diseases, but it may cause cervical lesions in women.

3. Patients infected with human papillomavirus should be tested every six months. Many people actively take medication for treatment after being diagnosed with papillomavirus infection, and most patients can achieve the goal of turning negative through medication. However, even if the HPV infection turns negative, you should not be careless and need to maintain the habit of checking once every six months.

The above is a detailed introduction to “Human papillomavirus hepatitis B test results”. From the above introduction, we can see that if we want to identify the test results of human papillomavirus infection, we first need to see whether it is negative or positive. In fact, whether it is human papillomavirus or other viral infections, as long as the negative result, it means no infection, and the positive result means infection. Finally, I wish that all patients infected with human papillomavirus can receive rehabilitation treatment as soon as possible.