How to treat high-risk human papillomavirus infection in women?

Clinically, hpv infection can be divided into low-risk type and high-risk type. No matter which type, it can be cured by active and effective treatment, but the premise is that patients must pay attention to early treatment and the risk of hpv infection in women is low. Common treatments include oral antibiotics and removal of warts by surgery, freezing and laser.

How to treat it? More than 100 kinds of human papillomavirus have been found in medicine. Human papillomavirus can be divided into two categories, namely high-risk human papillomavirus and low-risk human papillomavirus. High-risk type refers to the type that may cause malignant diseases such as cervical cancer and vulvar cancer after female infection, and low-risk type refers to hpv virus that can cause genital condyloma acuminatum. Women may be infected once in their lives, but this infection can usually be killed by immunization, so it is short-lived.

If women are hpv low-risk positive, that is to say, sexually transmitted diseases such as genital condyloma acuminatum appear, which can be improved quickly through active treatment. General treatment methods include oral antibiotics and surgery, freezing, laser and other techniques to remove warts, but patients must pay attention to ask professional doctors to diagnose and treat themselves in time after onset. Although high-risk hpv positive patients can be cured, it is still difficult to treat, and the premise is that patients should find and treat symptoms as soon as possible, because the canceration of high-risk virus can not be ignored, otherwise I am afraid there is no good and effective treatment when the condition worsens.

It should be mentioned that patients infected with CIN 1 hpv virus have a natural reversal rate of more than 60% after infection. After the disease occurs, close follow-up should be carried out regularly or local physical therapy should be carried out according to the situation. The commonly used methods in clinic include electrocautery, laser and microwave therapy. These treatments have a very high cure rate for early patients and can only be completed in gynecological clinics. If some hpv patients diagnosed as CIN2/3 are treated by local excision, such as cervical conization and loop electrosurgical excision procedure, the fertility function of the patients can be preserved and satisfactory treatment results can be obtained. Patients with cancer in situ can undergo hysterectomy as soon as possible without fertility requirements, and patients with fertility requirements can also undergo hysterectomy.

Here, I would like to remind female patients infected with hpv that if their persistent infection is not effectively controlled and cervical cytological changes are found, then we should pay attention to careful diagnosis of cervical precancerous lesions. Therefore, in normal times, women must pay attention to developing healthy living habits and doing gynecological examinations to stay away from the harm of hpv.