HPV 52 and 56 are serious.

HPV types 52 and 56 infection, this is not serious, Hpv infection is often transmitted through contact, divided into direct transmission and indirect transmission, in general, the usual sexual life with condoms so that the chance of infection is relatively small, however, when these two infections occur, further evaluation is needed. Because both types of HPV infection may cause cervical, vaginal, vulvar, and even anal lesions, it is necessary to fully evaluate whether there is a lesion, and a cervical cytology test is needed. The cytology test results indicate that there is a high-grade lesion in the cervix. It may be necessary to carry out colposcopic biopsy, which can confirm the nature of the lesion, the location of the lesion, and symptomatic treatment. Generally speaking, cervical lesions are also divided into low-grade and high-grade lesions. Low-grade lesions are generally treated with laser or local medication.