Is HPV type 16 positive?

High-risk virus 16 is more severe than other high-risk viruses because 70% of cervical cancers appear to be associated with high-risk virus 16 or high-risk virus 18 infection. Therefore, after high-risk virus 16 is detected, a colposcopic cervical biopsy must be performed to determine whether precancerous lesions are present in the cervix. Regardless of tct results, cervical biopsy is more accurate. During the cervical biopsy examination, it can be confirmed that there is no precancerous lesion but a simple high-risk type 16 infection. This situation is not serious. Because the virus is only a cause, there is no cause to necessarily develop the disease. In the case of improving immunity, the antiviral treatment effect is still relatively ideal.