How is anal papillomavirus treated?

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Hpv51 positive is one of the high risk HPV types. High risk HPV is actually related to CIN, and severe cervical erosion is more common in chronic cervicitis. There are many types of high-risk HPV, such as HPV16, 39, 59, 58, 68, 33 and so on. Generally, in this case, you need to do some detailed examination to exclude the existence of cervical malignant transformation, to determine whether physical therapy or focused ultrasound therapy, you can do a cervical smear, TCT or colposcopy. How is anal papillomavirus treated? Let's talk about it.

How is anal papillomavirus treated?

1. In most cases, HPV infection will naturally recover, but after a period of time need to monitor cervical health, it is recommended to do cervical cytology and HPV DNA examination, to prevent disease changes. If the disease did not occur, the disease is certainly not need surgery. If you are positive, you are infected with the virus and need surgery to treat your disease.

2. It is necessary to do a colposcopy test, if it is high-risk hpv51 positive may cause condyloma acuminatum, must be treated in time, this is a venereal disease, his harm does not allow you to ignore, there are many treatment schemes for condyloma acuminatum, as long as timely detection, early treatment, prevent precancerous lesions. Treatment needs regular review and HPV examination.

3. If it is the female sex life after 30 years old to check out positive hpv51, should first do a cervical smear examination, to observe whether there are abnormal cervical cells, in fact, it does not necessarily develop into cervical cancer, the body's immune system may eliminate the virus. So if not, only need to review every year, find abnormal timely treatment, can be prevented.

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If surgery is needed, it should be performed within 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period is clean, and physical therapy can only be performed when the inflammation is good, such as acute genital inflammation such as vaginitis and vulvitis. Vaginal secretions will increase after operation, and there may be a small amount of bleeding after eschar removal within half a month. When the wound is not completely healed, you can't take a bath. It takes 4-8 weeks for sexual intercourse and vaginal flushing.