Can menstruation expel hpv virus

The HPV virus can seriously affect the patient's physical health, but many female friends are afraid that they will not be able to excrete the HPV virus during menstruation. In fact, there is no need to worry too much. This disease will not be affected by menstruation. It's just that the physical fitness may become worse during menstruation. Then you need to use Chinese herbal medicine to relieve it, and the effect will be better.

The main ingredients of the prescription are Patrinia scabra, oyster powder, Prunella vulgaris, red peony root, coix seed, Sophora flavescens, Equisetum equisetum and Cyperus rotundus. It can promote blood circulation and dissipate stagnation, dry dampness and clear heat, soften hard masses and remove blood stasis, and is anti-viral. It is mainly used to treat genital warts. The treatment is thorough and has no side effects. How to take: Wrap the Chinese medicine with gauze and tie the mouth, put it into a casserole, add appropriate amount of water, soak for one hour, boil for one hour, take out the medicine liquid, add water and boil for another hour, take out the medicine liquid and mix it with the first decocted medicine liquid, take it once in the morning and evening.

To date, the world has developed a preventive quadrivalent vaccine (HPV6, 11, 16, 18) that can prevent infection from these four types of viruses. Because most cervical cancers are caused by types 16 and 18, this can reduce most cervical cancers. Some scientific research has also shown that it has a certain degree of protection against other types. But the vaccine is not effective in preventing infection in people who are already infected. Circumcision of male foreskin is an important measure to prevent cervical cancer in women, and it is also an important measure to prevent men from contracting various sexually transmitted diseases. In some countries, circumcision of newborns and young children is a very good way to prevent HPV infection in adults and cervical cancer in spouses.

1. Genital warts (condyloma acuminatum): There are three states: typical manifestations, subclinical infection, and latent infection.

(a) Typical manifestations: Typical skin lesions visible to the naked eye: papilloma-like, cauliflower-like, granular, cockscomb-like, etc.

(b) Subclinical manifestations are difficult to identify with the naked eye and can only be observed with the help of a magnifying glass or acetowhite test. Histological and cytological tests show typical HPV pathological changes;

(c) Latent infection is when HPV enters the cells of the skin and mucous membranes and does not cause any clinical manifestations or histological abnormalities, but can be detected in the cells of the skin and mucous membranes through molecular biological methods, nucleic acid hybridization, etc.

2. Prone areas: Female vulva, vagina, cervix, around the anus, inside the anal canal, and urethral opening; male vulva, penis, testicular surface, urethral opening, around the anus, inside the anal canal, etc.