How to treat high-risk cervical virus

High-risk viruses are a type of viral infection, which can have a great impact on the patient himself. First, it will cause infection in the uterine cavity, causing trouble for the patient's physical recovery. Therefore, everyone needs to pay attention to it in normal times. After the appearance of this virus, the first choice is treatment. Do not delay it, as this will cause a burden on the patient's body and mind.

HPV viruses are divided into low-risk and high-risk types.

Low-risk types, that is, non-cancer-related types, including types 6 and 11, are generally not prone to malignant transformation. Most of them will present as growths of varying shapes, which is what we often call genital warts.

High-risk types are cancer-related types, including 16, 18, 31, 33, 52, 58, etc. This type of virus is prone to occur in the female cervix and many of them have no clinical manifestations. They are easily ignored, leading to cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and even cervical cancer. It brings serious psychological burden to patients and their families.

How to prevent and treat

1. Normal women can do HPV virus and TcT testing every 1-2 years

2. Patients with HPV-positive and/or intraepithelial neoplasia CIN II or below lesions do not need surgery for the time being and can choose non-invasive treatment methods based on their condition. At present, there are literature reports at home and abroad that photodynamic therapy for high-risk HPV viruses has achieved good results. In recent years, I have successfully used comprehensive therapies such as photodynamic therapy, local suppositories and immune regulation to treat thousands of cases of high-risk cervical HPV virus and achieved good results.

3. Surgery is recommended for lesions of CIN grade 11 or above

4. No matter what the condition is, remember to adjust your mood, stay happy, strengthen your physical fitness, and cooperate with the doctor to face it positively