Patient's question:
Female, 25 years old. Recently, her body has generally been feeling unwell, but after asking, she found out that she had contracted a virus called HPV. Please ask: What is HPV-1?Doctor's answer:
HPV-1 is a type of HPV positive test, generally using 1 as a reference value. If it is greater than 1, it indicates infection with this virus, and in most cases, it is a low-risk HPV infection. Currently, the main focus is on your TCT test results. If there are any abnormal findings, a biopsy under colposcopy is necessary. Otherwise, you can repeat the test after six months. No medication is required, as isolated HPV infection is often transient.