HPV51 positive can disappear on its own

There are more than one hundred types and specifications of HPV virus infection, which are divided into three types in detail: high-risk, low-risk and sub-positive. Different types of HPV infection have different side effects. For example, HPV51 is positive, which is a common high-risk human papillomavirus infection, which mainly occurs in women. Married women who have had sexual intercourse, or who have experienced cervical erosion or abortion history are more likely to be infected with HPV51. Some women are not familiar with HPV51 virus infection, so they want to know, can HPV51 positive disappear on its own?

HPV51 high-risk positive is believed to be infection with high-risk human papillomavirus, which can cause contagious diseases after infecting the body, and can also cause cervicitis, cervical epidermal degeneration, and cervical cancer. Therefore, it is very harmful to the human body. Abdominal pain, stomach pain, and excessive vaginal discharge will occur, affecting normal daily life. You need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. If cervicitis is caused, you need to apply interferon suppositories and vaginal effervescent tablets for treatment, and take Gongyanping capsules orally for treatment. You do not need to have sex for the time being to avoid affecting your health.

HPV, or human papillomavirus infection, can cause cervical epithelial cell degeneration and cervical cancer. Persistent infection with high-risk HPV is the most critical cause of cervical cancer.

HPV is divided into low-risk and high-risk types, and type 51 infection is a high-risk type of disease. HPV has a high host specificity and mainly infects the squamous epithelium of the skin and mucous membranes in specific parts of the body. Sexual intercourse is the main route of transmission; other routes, such as contact transmission or direct transmission through maternal and child products, cannot be ruled out. Sexually active women have the highest infection rate, with the peak infection period being between 18 and 28 years old. However, the HPV infection period is relatively short in most women, and generally disappears on its own in August to October. Only about 10-15% of women over 35 years old are persistently infected. Women with this type of persistent infection have an increased risk of cervical cancer, as HPV can disappear on its own.

A positive HPV51 test does not necessarily mean you have cancer, it just has the potential to cause cancer. If you want to determine whether it is cancer, it is relatively simple. You only need to do a further cervical smear test. But for most women, testing positive for HPV51 is very normal, and the chance of causing cancer is very small. How small is it? It's just like an ordinary person buying a lottery ticket, but as long as he buys it, there is a chance that he will win the jackpot. The probability of HPV51-positive developing into cancer is like winning the jackpot in a lottery, which is very small. Therefore, even if the test result of HPV51 is positive, there is no need to worry too much. As long as you follow the doctor's instructions and carry out targeted treatment in time, the HPV51 positive virus can be treated to turn negative.

The key reason for the positive HPV51 test is still related to cervical lesions in women. If a woman has had unclean sexual life, a history of abortion, or gynecological diseases such as cervicitis and cervical erosion, the probability of being infected with HPV51 will be higher. There are many treatments for HPV51 positivity, the main one is medication, such as topical cervical suppositories and oral interferon suppositories, both of which can have the actual effect of treating HPV51 positivity. HPV patients should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination immediately after a period of treatment. If there is no problem with the re-examination, or the virus has turned negative, it means that the HPV51 positive is completely cured.