Is low-risk HPV6 positive serious?

The PV virus is the root cause of genital warts. A positive test for the low-risk HPV6 means that you may have genital warts. Doctors say that although the side effects of low-risk HPV6 are not as serious as those of high-risk HPV, the harm it causes to the patient's health is not low. If people do not pay attention to it, it can also pose a great threat to their lives. The following are authoritative reports on the relevant aspects.

HPV has up to 200 clinical diagnoses, and different clinical diagnoses can cause different symptoms. HPV can be divided into low-risk and high-risk types according to the different pathogenicity of HPV subtypes or the size of carcinogenic risk factors. Low-risk HPV mainly causes exogenous warts on the skin of the anus and genitals, vulva, urethra, and vagina, and mild cervical epithelial tumors. Its virus subtypes include HPV6, 11, 30, 39, 42, 43 and HPV44.

Regarding genital warts caused by infection with HPV6, experts said that both male and female genital warts patients have many similar identification criteria. The causative agent of genital warts is human papillomavirus (HPV), which belongs to the DNA virus. The only host of HPV is the stratified squamous epithelium of the human skin and mucous membranes, and there is no successful example of culturing it outside the body. Among them, male genital warts are more common in the frenulum, coronal sulcus, foreskin, urethral orifice, genitals, anus and scrotum; while female genital warts are more common in the private parts, vagina, cervix, and around the anus, usually occurring in two locations at the same time. At the beginning of the disease, they are light red or dirty red millet-sized growths, with shapes such as papules, nipples, cauliflower-shaped growths, and cockscombs. They are fresh in nature, slightly pointed on the top, without itching or pain, and gradually grow or shrink.

At present, some basic treatments for HPV in clinical medicine, such as laser, cryopreservation, and surgery, have disadvantages such as incomplete treatment, long treatment process, and easy scarring. Among them, the most difficult to solve is the problem of HPV recurrence after treatment. The basic treatment method is mainly to remove the surface warts, but it does not really eliminate the toxins in the patient's body. It is like cutting the leeks and leaving the roots of the amaranth, which will soon grow new ones. Therefore, the key to treating HPV is to eliminate the endotoxins from the patient's body!

Genital warts are an infectious disease. If patients are not careful in daily life, there is a great possibility that they will infect their relatives with the disease. Therefore, in order to protect the health of their families from the threat of this disease, experts recommend that patients seek medical treatment in time. Only through effective treatment and recovery as soon as possible can the health of the patients and their families be effectively protected.