Why did I get HPV when I only had sex with my husband? Is it infidelity or injustice?

A few days ago, my cousin called me crying and said, "Brother, XX wants to divorce me!"

I was confused and asked, "Hasn't your relationship always been good? Why do you want to get a divorce?"

After asking carefully, I found out that my cousin was found to be infected with HPV during the physical examination organized by her unit, and her cousin's husband filed for divorce on the grounds that his wife was unfaithful.

So I rushed to his house and gave my cousin's husband a lesson. After talking for 20 minutes with a dry mouth, my cousin's husband suddenly realized and said, "So the HPV virus is so common? This is different from what I found!" So he took a washboard and went to find my cousin.

In fact, not every girl infected with HPV has a cousin who does scientific research. Many people have more or less had similar questions after being diagnosed: "Why did I get HPV when I only had sex with my husband? Did he cheat on me? Or was the test wrong?"

What are the ways of HPV infection? As HPV is closely related to cervical cancer, it has gradually come into people's view in recent years with the advent of HPV vaccine. Many people believe that HPV infection is mainly caused by multiple partners, so many people choose to refuse HPV testing during physical examinations, which is actually very wrong.

Having multiple partners is a high-risk factor for HPV infection, but it does not mean that you and your husband will not be infected with HPV if you keep yourself clean. In fact, more than 80% of people will be infected with HPV in their lifetime, so HPV testing is very necessary. In addition to being transmitted through sexual intercourse, HPV viruses can exist in clothing, public toiletries, toilets, and the edges of swimming pools. They can infect and lurk in basal cells through normal epithelial fissures. When your immunity is low, HPV replicates in your body and gradually "forms a climate", leading to lesions.

How to prevent HPV infection? In addition to high-risk behaviors, HPV can be transmitted through contact with clothing, toiletries, toilets, etc. Many people must feel panic, but there is no need to panic. If the hotel you stay in, the swimming pool you go to and other public places are disinfected in accordance with the requirements, the HPV virus can be killed. Therefore, it is recommended that you choose regular and clean places when traveling, and try not to choose unhygienic and non-standard small hotels.

Secondly, it is particularly important to keep oneself clean and avoid high-risk behavior. Unclean behavior is the most common factor in HPV infection.

Once again, developing good living and work habits, exercising appropriately, and improving immunity will help reduce the chance of virus invasion.

On this basis, it is recommended to have regular physical examinations to detect HPV as early as possible. For women, early vaccination with HPV vaccine is also an important means to avoid HPV infection.

What should I do if I am infected with HPV? Some people are afraid to tell their families after being infected with HPV, and they keep it a secret, living in fear all day long;

Some people who are infected with HPV choose to seek folk "secret remedies" and seek medical advice, trying all kinds of folk remedies;

Some people who are infected with HPV do not take it seriously and continue to stay up late, spend money on wine and women, and enjoy the madness before doomsday.

All of the above practices are wrong!

When a girl finds out that she has HPV infection, there is only one thing she needs to do, which is to go to the hospital for a TCT or endoscopic examination. Persistent HPV infection can cause cervical lesions, the most serious of which is cervical cancer, but this process is extremely long, so do a TCT or endoscopic examination to see if there are any lesions on your cervix, or what kind of lesions have occurred, and then decide what to do next.

Conclusion: HPV is far from being that scary. HPV infection does not mean infidelity. We should correctly understand and treat HPV infection. Girls should have regular physical examinations to prevent cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer.