How long does it take for HPV39 to heal itself?

A positive HPV39 test indicates that a woman is infected with a high-risk type of human papillomavirus. Long-term infection with HPV39 may cause lesions in the cervix, duodenum, mouth, or throat. Therefore, when a woman finds that she has been infected with HPV39, she needs to undergo further colposcopy and cervical cytology to determine whether there is a possibility of cervical lesions.

The recovery time of HPV39 positive test depends on each person's own condition, the state of body resistance, and lifestyle. There is no actual time limit. Under normal circumstances, most people with HPV infection can automatically eliminate themselves within one to one and a half years. HPV39 is positive, which is a high-risk HPV infection, and TCT screening is recommended.

If TCT is negative and HPV39 alone is positive, you can improve your immunity by strengthening your own immunity, increasing exercise, maintaining a stable lifestyle, maintaining a stable sexual life and living habits, eating more nutritious foods such as milk, eggs, lean meat, etc., avoiding spicy and irritating foods, avoiding drinking and smoking, etc. It is recommended to have an HPV test after half a year to see if the HPV has disappeared.

HPV is human papillomavirus infection, and urinary tract infection with HPV is commonly known as genital warts.

HPV39 is a high-risk human papillomavirus infection, which has a higher possibility of malignant transformation. Women infected with HPV39 should be alert to cervical precancerous lesions.

The best method at present is active interventional surgery, which can simultaneously treat cervical warts and cervical erosion through physical methods such as laser and cryopreservation, and follow-up visits should be made regularly after recovery.

Treatment and prevention measures for HPV39 positive ( ).

To immediately destroy and eliminate the wart tissue, the methods used include external application therapy such as cold therapy, laser therapy and other physical therapy methods.

Repeated application of the product can damage and destroy the epidermis of condyloma acuminatum, exposing the HPV antigens in the epidermis to the antigen system in the dermis, thereby establishing and exerting a complete antigen effect to eliminate wart tissue.

To enhance the patient's systemic and reversible antigen strength and enhance the patient's ability to resist HPV infection, the method used is systemic or reversible antigen therapy and other internal drug therapy. In general, the current treatment of condyloma acuminatum is still the main treatment method of external therapy to directly eliminate the harm of condyloma acuminatum, and internal therapy is an auxiliary treatment method.