What should I do if I get pregnant and my high-risk HPV is positive?

HPV is a disease that modern people are very afraid of. It is a general term for viral diseases, and there are many subcategories of it. It has a great impact on people's health, mainly endangering skin health, causing a large number of herpes wounds on the skin, and causing serious pain to people's bodies. HPV is contagious, so it needs to be taken seriously. Let's take a look at what to do if you are pregnant with a high-risk HPV positive?

HPV is the abbreviation of human papillomavirus, which can be divided into high-risk and low-risk types according to the degree of pathogenicity. If a woman finds that she is high-risk HPV positive during an examination and is pregnant, she must not take it lightly. She should seek help from an obstetrician and gynecologist in time and handle the situation under the doctor's guidance to avoid unexpected situations as much as possible.

If a woman with high-risk HPV becomes pregnant, it will not only have a very serious impact on herself, but will also seriously harm the fetus in her womb. High-risk HPV virus can easily cause diseases such as genital warts in women, and there is also the possibility of causing cervical cancer, which is very harmful to the body. If the patient is pregnant, the virus may be transmitted to the fetus in the womb, and will greatly increase the chances of miscarriage and deformity. Therefore, when pregnant women find themselves in this situation, they should consult a doctor for advice and choose treatment methods based on their specific circumstances. If the risk is relatively high, it is best to terminate the pregnancy immediately and actively carry out targeted treatment. If the risk is relatively small, the pregnant woman can choose to keep the child, but she must take care of it in daily life.

There are many things to pay attention to when you are pregnant with high-risk HPV. If a pregnant woman wants to keep the baby, she must pay close attention to her physical condition, take care of herself in her daily life, and develop good hygiene habits to try to avoid worsening of the disease.