Is HPV infection serious?

Many women are very anxious when they find out that they have HPV positive, thinking that they have cervical cancer and what should they do. In fact, as long as a woman has sex in her life, 80%-90% may be infected with HPV, but within one or two years, 90% of HPV can be eliminated by the body's own immune system. We must believe that the body's own immune system is the most powerful force for HPV to turn negative. Generally, we recommend that everyone ensure regular and appropriate exercise, do some moderate exercise 4-5 days a week, and don't stay up late, maintain a happy mood, etc., to keep your physical and mental health in a relatively good level, which is very important.

Also, we must prevent ourselves from being infected with HPV again after the test results turn negative. This is very important. We must be self-disciplined and try not to have multiple sexual partners. At the same time, we must also require our immediate family members not to have multiple sexual partners. It is somewhat useful to remember to wear condoms throughout sexual life. In addition, it is recommended to get the HPV vaccine to prevent reinfection with the relevant subtypes of HPV that the vaccine matches. Many doctors may prescribe interferon suppositories or other medications for you. To be honest, HPV is a viral infection. At present, there is no specific medicine for the virus, just like there is no specific medicine for the recently popular new coronavirus, and there is no specific medicine for HPV either.

HPV infection is mainly caused by reduced immunity. You can do moderate exercise, stay up late as little as possible, develop a good lifestyle, and take Gaofuxing/selenium tablets (available on Taobao) to supplement the body's nutrients, which is beneficial to enhance the body's immunity and help HPV turn negative.

As for whether interferon suppositories are effective, many studies have confirmed that the results may be the same whether they are used or not, and there is no significant effect and little practical significance. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone strengthen their immunity. Maintaining the normal immune system is helpful. In addition, if your HPV continues to be positive, remember to have regular cervical cancer screening. As long as no disease occurs, it is fine. What everyone needs to remember is that the effective way to treat HPV infection is to ensure that one's own immune system is normal to prevent reinfection.