Patient's question:
Female, 26 years old, because of the HPV virus, she is really troubled. Please ask: What is the difference between cervical SPI and HPV?Doctor's answer:
Cervical SPI refers to inflammation that has recurred within the cervix. However, due to reasons such as the patient's lack of obvious pain symptoms, it is often easily overlooked. Additionally, this condition cannot be inferred through the naked eye, so professional cervical examinations are necessary to complete the process. The difference is that cervical SPI is not visible to the naked eye and generally requires cervical examinations to be successfully completed. It is mainly that inflammation has recurred within the cervix, so there is no need to worry excessively. The HPV test results are all negative. Engage in appropriate physical activity and exercise regularly to significantly boost your immune system.