Why does HPV get infected after childbirth?

There are many reasons for HPV infection, mainly unclean sex life and having multiple sexual partners, which is easy to cause cross infection, or often going to hot springs, public bathrooms, public swimming pools, or using towels, cotton towels, toilet seats and other personal items used by others, which are easy to be infected. There is usually a dangerous period after being infected with HPV. If you have contact during this period, it may not be discovered, but you have already been infected. After the infection, as the disease progresses, adverse effects such as genital warts, cervical cancer, or penile cancer may occur. Therefore, you must see a doctor in time, complete the corresponding HPV examination, and receive treatment as soon as possible to avoid missing the best opportunity for recovery.

HPV is human papillomavirus infection, a type of epithelial cell-tropic virus infection that is currently common in nature. For the human body, it is easy to infect a certain part of the body or a certain organ, such as the male reproductive organs. HPV has a variety of genotypes, including high-risk and low-risk types. After being infected with the low-risk type, it will develop into genital warts. The high-risk type is mainly in the female cervix, cervical precancerous lesions and even cervical cancer. There are many high-risk factors for HPV infection, such as frequent and irregular sex, unprotected sex, smoking, and some groups with weakened immunity (suffering from some diseases, etc.). The most important thing is that it is related to frequent and irregular sex and is transmitted through sexual intercourse.

HPV is human papillomavirus infection, infection mode: 1. Infection in maternal and child products, infant genital warts or childhood genital warts, it is most likely that the fetus passes through the birth canal infected with HPV during delivery or has close contact with the mother after birth. 2. Sexual transmission is the main route of transmission, usually through unclean sexual life, infection through damaged skin and mucous membranes. 3. Indirect object infection can be transmitted through daily necessities such as bathtubs, towels, toilets, etc.

HPV infection is also known as human papillomavirus infection. Because HPV has a high host specificity and is easy to grow in a warm and humid environment, it often infects the skin and mucous membranes of specific parts of the body. The cervix is ​​the most common site of infection in women. The main way of HPV infection is through sexual contact. It is most contagious during the three months of the infection period. It can also be caused by direct contact or direct transmission from maternal and child products, but these two types of infection have not been confirmed.