What are the symptoms of HPV infection?

The symptoms of HPV infection include increased vaginal discharge and changes in the color of the vaginal discharge, such as yellow or bloody vaginal discharge. Because the severity of the infection varies, the symptoms may vary.

HPV infection usually leads to inflammatory lesions of the cervix, which usually causes congestion of the cervical mucosa, resulting in increased cervical secretions and easily increased vaginal discharge. It will also be accompanied by yellowing and bloody vaginal discharge. In more serious cases, the vaginal discharge may also have an odor.

HPV infection is harmful and can easily cause cervical precancerous lesions. If it is not treated for a long time, it may cause cervical cancer. It can be transmitted indirectly or through sexual contact. After being infected with the virus, it is necessary to improve immunity and take antiviral drugs for treatment, while also doing a good job of preventing precancerous lesions. If cervical cancer occurs, it needs to be treated promptly with chemotherapy or radiotherapy. It can also be treated by surgical removal of the cancerous area, which can slow the progression of the disease and help prolong survival. In daily life, we should avoid contact with objects carrying viruses and avoid sexual intercourse with sick people to reduce the probability of cross-infection.