Human papillomavirus infection needs attention. Human papillomavirus (HPV) is contagious. Once it is found to be positive, it needs isolation treatment. There are usually dozens of subtypes, which are divided into high-risk type and low-risk type. High-risk behaviors are still relatively large. For example, hpv 16 and 18 are a major cause of cervical cancer, and human papillomavirus 6 and 33 are easy to induce condyloma acuminatum. Therefore, once found, we should choose antiviral therapy, and at the same time inject interferon regularly to interfere with the synthesis of viral dna and enhance the body's immunity, and we can choose transfer factors.
Human papillomavirus is a virus, unlike bacteria, which can be killed by antibiotics. In fact, at present, most viruses have no effective treatment drugs. Just like SARS in those years, at present, we human beings are still helpless in the face of the simplest creature, virus.
However, there are indeed many places where human papillomavirus is still being treated, and interferon, antiviral drugs or Chinese patent medicines are used to treat human papillomavirus. Therefore, it is necessary to emphasize once again that at least up to now, there is no effective method or drug to treat human papillomavirus. In other words, so far, any treatment for human papillomavirus is overtreatment and is not recommended.
Human papillomavirus can't be cured, so we can only wait for death after infection? That's not true.
In fact, human papillomavirus is not so terrible, and it is no big deal to find yourself infected with human papillomavirus. Many experts believe that almost all adults who have had sex are infected with human papillomavirus. Although multiple sexual partners are high-risk factors for human papillomavirus infection, even regular sexual partners may still be infected.
The environment we live in is actually full of viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms. Even if you wash your hands, there are still bacteria on them. Therefore, we have lived with these microorganisms for a long time. Only when these microorganisms invade the human body in large quantities and cause certain symptoms will we realize their existence. For example, only when the flu virus breaks through your body defense and causes you to have cold symptoms, do you find that it still exists around you. In fact, there has always been, but sometimes it is not enough, or it is suppressed by your immunity, so that you can make waves.