​A brief discussion on HPV infection in women

HPV is a rare viral infection in our lives. This infection can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Therefore, HPV infection is, to some extent, a sexually transmitted disease. People must thoroughly prevent this disease, especially women, who are the group most susceptible to HPV infection. HPV infection is very difficult to treat and is prone to recurrence. Let's take a look at the explanation of HPV infection in women.

Female patients are more likely to develop the disease in the vulva, vagina, perianal area, and cervix. It is very common for HPV virus to infect two parts of the body at the same time. Special groups, namely homosexual patients, usually suffer from the disease in the anus and rectum, but rarely in the scrotum. In addition to the common sites of disease, there are many other sites where the disease can occur, such as between the toes, the navel, the mouth, and the armpits. After being infected with HPV, the patient's family life is greatly affected, and when the disease is serious, it will also affect our fertility, so patients should receive timely treatment.

Traditional laser, surgery, freezing, etc. can only remove the visible warts, but are powerless against the latent viruses around them. Because they are powerless against the latent viruses around them, and because the latent viruses around them continue to proliferate, genital warts will continue to recur.

Since the HPV virus is prone to recurrence, patients should not take medication privately when they experience similar symptoms of the disease. If the medicine is not suitable for your condition, it will not only have no therapeutic effect, but may also cause other side effects. In addition, oral and injectable drugs (interferon, interleukin) are not very effective in treating skin warts, and long-term use may cause certain side effects.

From the above explanation, although HPV infection in women is a difficult disease to cure, we can start to prevent it from the details in life. The prevalence of HPV infection is already very low. Therefore, people do not need to be too nervous in life. As long as they take protective measures in sexual aspects, they can completely avoid infection with this virus.