What are the symptoms of cervical infection with HPV

HPV is the abbreviation of human papillomavirus infection, which is a small circular DNA virus infection in our human body. It is also a common pathogen in reproductive tract infections. It can generally be divided into more than one hundred subtypes. However, only a few of them are related to physical health, and they are generally HPV1, 2, 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33 and 35. So we should pay special attention to this. What are the symptoms of cervical infection with HPV?

Genital warts are very common in the genitals or anus area. Most of them are a small lump or a lump. There is no fixed indicator in size. Some are raised, and some are flat or cauliflower-shaped. The warts on each person's body are very different. Some may disappear slowly, some remain unchanged, but some may expand in size or increase in number. Generally, doctors will make a specific judgment based on the diagnosis. Although it can be cured, it is also very easy to relapse after recovery, so we need to pay more attention to it in daily life.

For diseased tissues, mucus or various secretions in the human body, hospitals often use PCR technology to test and classify them according to the actual situation. This is also a relatively common diagnosis technology in various hospitals at present. There are other testing methods, which generally include blood cell HPV antigen detection, HPV antigen detection of diseased tissue immunohistochemistry chromosomes, etc. However, these screening tests have certain age limits and are generally only recommended for women over 30 years old, not for women under 30 years old.

Our quality of life has greatly improved compared to the past, but people are taking less and less care of their health and paying less attention to their physical condition. As a result, various gynecological diseases follow one after another. Therefore, we would like to remind everyone to go to the hospital for regular physical examinations so that we can detect any problems in our bodies at the first time and receive treatment as soon as possible. Prevent the condition from getting worse due to delay.