What does HPV36 mean?

HPV36 is a high-risk type of HPV virus, the so-called high-risk HPV virus, refers to its infection and the incidence of cervical cancer in women there is a certain correlation. When women check out HPV36 positive, but also need to combine cervical cytology screening to determine whether there is cervical lesions. Because simple high-risk HPV virus positive, although there may be a certain correlation with the incidence of cervical cancer, but does not mean that high-risk HPV virus positive has occurred cervical cancer. Therefore, if cervical cytology screening is negative, HPV virus can be reexamined one year later. Because more than 80% of women can clear the virus through their own resistance, so that the virus negative. However, if cytology also has abnormalities, it is necessary to further colposcopy or even cervical biopsy and other related tests.