How should high-risk cervical virus be treated?

Women should pay attention to protecting their cervix because it is very sensitive and prone to a variety of diseases. The most common ones include cervicitis, cervical erosion, cervical cancer, etc. These diseases are bound to endanger health. In severe cases, the cervix may need to be removed. If high-risk cervical viruses are detected through scientific examinations, women must pay attention to it. At this time, the following methods can be used for treatment.

What should I do if a high-risk virus is detected in my neck?

Long-term clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated many unique treatment methods. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine such as pangolin, Sichuan coptis, Patrinia odoratum, red peony root, iron gall powder, Hainan agarwood, astragalus, isatis root, wild chrysanthemum, raw rehmannia, and Artemisia capillaris for combined treatment, which has quick and definite effects.

HPV infection is common among sexually active women, and most HPV infections clear spontaneously without leading to precancerous lesions. If the TCT result is negative, it is recommended to have a follow-up cervical examination one year later.

Suggestions: It is recommended to perform a cervical liquid-based cytology test to determine whether there are cervical lesions. Consider cervical physical therapy if there is current contact bleeding.

HPV high-risk type positive. This situation may indicate that the person is sensitive to cancer. Since it is a mild inflammation, you can use some external suppositories appropriately. For example, the Baofukang suppository prescribed by the doctor can be used.

Suggestions: In view of this situation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up every six months. As for drugs such as interferon. You don’t have to eat it for now. Maintain good and healthy living habits.

Such symptoms are relatively common, mainly due to gynecological inflammatory infections, coupled with viral infections, which can cause physical discomfort.

This situation cannot be ignored. We need to actively cooperate with the use of symptomatic anti-inflammatory and antiviral drugs, develop regular eating habits, and ensure adequate rest and sleep.

If only the cervix is ​​infected with high-risk human papillomavirus and there are no other lesions, no treatment is required. This simple high-risk human papillomavirus carrier may naturally turn negative within a year. It is best to look at the current cervical cytology test results to determine whether treatment is needed.