What does hpy mean?

HPY usually refers to human papillomavirus infection. After the infection occurs, it generally causes precancerous lesions of the cervix. As the disease worsens, it may cause the spread of cancer cells and cause life-threatening danger.

After indirect or direct contact with HPY, the human body will be infected with human papillomavirus. Cross-infection can be achieved through direct contact or sexual intercourse, or through contact with pathogenic contaminants. After the body is infected with the virus, clinical manifestations generally occur on the skin, such as common warts or flat warts, which can easily lead to the appearance of dense oval or soybean-sized protrusions on the back of the hands, face, forearms and other parts of the body. The color may be brown or gray-brown, and the surface is usually smooth, and there may be local skin roughness. It may also cause genital warts in the genital area, which can easily lead to symptoms of redness, swelling and itching in the genital area, and may also be accompanied by the growth of local bumps.

After being infected with hpy, most patients need to be treated with antiviral drugs combined with immunity-enhancing drugs. The specific type and dosage of drugs need to be determined under the guidance of a doctor. If flat warts appear on the skin, most of them can be removed by laser or freezing. During the treatment period, cross infection prevention should be done.