What does it mean to be positive for the other 12 high-risk types of HPV

HPV16

and HPV18 are the most common types of high-risk HPV infection, while the other 12 types are not specific. If the patient is negative for HPV 16 and HPV 18 and has other high-risk HPV infections, such a report will be issued. Patients can undergo further cervical TCT examination to determine whether there is any cervical lesion. Persistent high-risk HPV infection will increase the risk of cervical cancer. If the patient is infected for more than 1 year, colposcopy biopsy is required to make a clear diagnosis and cooperate with doctors in time.

Patients should pay attention to exercise, strengthen nutrition and enhance immunity on weekdays to promote the recovery of the disease.