Is it normal for a woman to be infected with HPV?

There is a kind of viral infection that is basically present in women. Needless to say, at least 8 out of every 10 women have been infected with this kind of viral infection. Tragically, some of these women contracted a high-risk form of the virus and continued to be infected, eventually developing cervical cancer. That’s right, this type of viral infection is HPV, and its Chinese name is human papillomavirus infection.

In daily life, if you are not careful, HPV will penetrate into the damaged mucous membrane of the reproductive system and invade the basement cells of the epithelial cells. At this time, the HPV virus will remove its own capsid protein and then run into the cervical cytoplasm. If it combines with the sex chromosomes in the cells, it will cause lesions.

According to medical statistics, the HPV detection rate in a normal cervix is ​​12%-38%. The most common area is outside the cervix. If men and women slightly damage the mucous membranes during intercourse, HPV will enter the body. HPV will not infect intact cells in the future, but will go around the basal cells and infect them, which will have the chance to cause lesions.

After being infected with HPV, if the body's immunity is strong enough, a large number of white blood cells will be concentrated in the cervix to ingest and eliminate HPV. It is the only effective way to eliminate HPV at this stage. In medicine, no drug that can effectively eliminate HPV has been developed so far, which proves that our human immunity is the best doctor.

Therefore, for women infected with HPV, whether it is high-risk or low-risk, whether positive or not, if they are infected, they need to pay great attention.

Especially for people with gynecological diseases, the cervix is ​​very easy to be damaged and needs more attention. Because once the skin and mucous membranes are damaged, HPV will inevitably enter the human body, and only our immune system can be effective against HPV that has entered the body. Can effectively prevent cervical cancer.

Nowadays, many people are not aware of their own immune system levels, but one thing is certain: based on modern people’s lifestyles, the vast majority of people’s immune systems are not able to resist HPV. Therefore, no matter what your immune system is at, if you are infected with the HPV virus, you must take targeted immune enhancement measures.

What's more, with the steady development of medicine and pharmacology, targeted immunity enhancement is no longer a problem. The simplest and most direct method is to electronically vibrate the nutrients needed by the human immune system, enhance supplementation, and achieve the effect of stimulating the improvement of immunity levels. This kind of nutrition includes the nutrition elements selenium, beta carotene, vitamin E, vitamin A and so on. This method is clearly described in "Modern Nutrition".