Low grade squamous lesions plus hpv positive what do you mean

In clinical practice, low-grade squamous lesions are also known as low-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, mainly caused by high-risk HPV infection. Therefore, low-grade squamous lesions plus HPV positive refer to cervical intraepithelial neoplasia caused by HPV infection. Under normal circumstances, about 60% of HPV infections can return to normal by adjusting the patient's diet, lifestyle and resistance, so cervical conization surgery is not required. However, there is a persistent high-risk HPV infection at this time, so it is recommended to use interferon suppository or Ruibei Sheng to carry out vaginal drug treatment, and at the same time, corresponding physical exercise is needed to enhance the body's resistance, so that after HPV turns negative, low-grade lesions will return to normal.