Can human papillomavirus cause dysmenorrhea
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On the colposcopy sheet, Po = polyp, M = mosaic, C = condyloma, e = erosive area, l = mucosal leukoplakia, I = invasive cancer, w = acetic acid white epithelium, at = abnormal transformation area, P = punctate blood vessel, v = atypical blood vessel, xn = direct biopsy site, HPV DNA high risk positive (+), terrible. At present, everything is normal, the treatment is very good. I know a lot about this. Can HPV cause dysmenorrhea? Let me explain to you.
Can human papillomavirus cause dysmenorrhea
First: HPV, also known as condyloma acuminatum, is caused by human papillomavirus infection. HPV and syphilis are two different types of diseases, there is no relationship between them. No matter what kind of disease patients, it is suggested that early detection and early treatment should be carried out, so as not to miss the best treatment time and delay the disease.
Second: according to the different types of syphilis, the clinical manifestations are also different. Latent syphilis, that is, has been diagnosed as syphilis patients, but in a certain period of time, syphilis patients in addition to syphilis serum reaction showed positive, other tests are normal. One stage syphilis patient may manifest as hard chancre, this symptom approximately one week later, the nearby lymph node can have the swelling.
Third: Patients with secondary syphilis will have a rash in the affected area. Before the rash, there will be headache, low fever, limb pain and other symptoms. Some patients will also have hair follicle damage, such as hair loss. Third stage syphilis has complex symptoms, late onset and long course of disease. If it is not treated in time, it can last for life.
matters needing attention
Patients to maintain a good mood, good mood is more important to the recovery of the body, usually pay attention to rest well, develop a good work and rest time, to go to bed early and get up early, do not stay up late, the best is to quit smoking and alcohol. Because these are not conducive to the recovery of the disease.