What are the symptoms of HPV?

When a woman is infected with the HPV virus, the body will show a series of signals, so it is very important to deal with these symptoms in a timely manner. After all, cervical cancer is the only cancer with a confirmed cause so far, which has a great impact on women's health. Therefore, we must pay attention to cervical cancer. So what are the symptoms of women infected with HPV?

1. What are the symptoms of HPV?

1. Irregular bleeding

When women are infected with the HPV virus, their cervix will become diseased, especially when they have sexual intercourse, they will experience irregular vaginal bleeding, especially causing prolonged menstrual cycles and a sudden increase in menstrual volume. Even women may still experience bleeding after menopause. Secondly, women may also experience bleeding during gynecological examinations. Therefore, this obvious irregular bleeding may be caused by cervical lesions, and you should go to the hospital immediately to check whether you are infected with the HPV virus.

2. Intrusion and migration

Invasive metastasis is also a manifestation of cervical cancer. When a woman enters the stage of invasive metastasis, it indicates that the condition of cervical cancer has become serious. At this time, the tumor cells appearing in the cervix may migrate to the female's urogenital system, which may easily cause a series of symptoms such as dysuria, urgency and frequent urination, and may also cause hydronephrosis and cause damage to other parts of the body.

3. Abnormal exudate

When a woman finds abnormal vaginal discharge, she needs to take it seriously, as it is likely caused by HPV infection. Because the cervix will be affected when the body is infected with human papillomavirus, purulent secretions will appear at this time, such as abnormal secretions accompanied by a foul smell.

2. What does HPV mean?

HPV is the abbreviation of human papillomavirus infection. The test item you wrote is most likely cervical acid-fast staining or vaginal puncture biopsy acid-fast staining. It should be cervical erosion or growth of the vaginal wall. Go to the doctor for the test. Human papilloma is a common virus that causes hyperplasia of human integumentary tissue. It is mainly transmitted through sexual contact. It can cause various warts and verrucous hyperplasia on the surface of the body and is also related to the occurrence of cancer. Genital warts among sexually transmitted diseases are caused by infection with HPV. Many sized bumps grow on the skin of the vagina, glans penis and anus. The texture is hard and there is obvious dull pain. It is also difficult to treat and prone to recurrence.