Can I have sex with a low-risk HPV81?

HPV is an infectious disease, and its main transmission method is sexual intercourse, which is also called human papillomavirus infection. It is mainly caused by viral infection, which can cause cervicitis and vaginitis. In severe cases, it can cause genital warts, which often occur in the cervix, anus and other parts. So, can people with low-risk HPV81 have sex? This is also a topic that many patients are very concerned about.

Can I have sex if I have low-risk HPV81?

In clinical medicine, if low-risk HPV81 is infected, married couples can have sexual intercourse, because this type of virus infection is not likely to cause cross-infection through sexual behavior. Only low-risk HPV6 and HPV11 can cause cross-infection through sexual behavior. These two viral infections are mainly caused by a history of high-risk sexual life, and clinically produce skin rashes, such as gray-white cauliflower-like growths in the private parts, vagina, and cervix. In clinical medicine, genital warts can be diagnosed as a type of sexually transmitted disease. Once infection with these two viruses is discovered, sexual intercourse is prohibited. HPV81 positivity clinically usually causes small growths on the skin, but it is not easily transmitted through sex, so sexual intercourse will not cause corresponding effects.

An HPV-81 positive test means you are infected with one of the various types of HPV. This type of virus mainly attacks the skin and mucous membranes of the human body. At present, there are thousands of types of human papillomavirus that have been discovered by humans. Each type is named after the serial number of virus infection and is divided into skin low-risk type, skin high-risk type, mucosal low-risk type and mucosal high-risk type. Human papillomavirus type 81 belongs to the mucosal high-risk type, which means that infection with this virus may be closely related to the occurrence of cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, and oral cancer. Therefore, if you find that human papillomavirus type 81 is positive, it is best to conduct further corresponding examinations on the cervix.

Human papillomavirus infection (HPV for short) is closely related to the occurrence of a variety of malignant tumors. Even if you do not have any uncomfortable symptoms after being infected with human papillomavirus, and no organic diseases are found after relevant examinations, you should still not be complacent mentally. The risk of disease in people infected with this virus is still relatively high. It is best to go to the hospital for regular examinations to prevent it from happening.