What medicine is used for chronic cervical inflammation

Patient's question:

HPV16 positive, careful examination revealed chronic cervicitis with squamous epithelial hyperplasia. The doctor prescribed Altekrin (recombinant human interferon a2 suppositories). There seem to be several types of this interferon, and I would like to ask which one is more effective. The doctor told me to insert it twice a day, is that okay? What kind of antiseptic wash liquid should I use?

Doctor's answer:

Human papillomavirus 16.18 positive. This is the most common virus infection causing cervical lesions in Chinese women. Therefore, active treatment is necessary. Generally, interferon is administered once daily, with one tablet each time, for a continuous 12-day course. Subsequent treatment should be stabilized after the next menstrual period, with follow-up testing conducted after at least 3-6 months of treatment. Daily nutrition should also be enhanced to boost immunity, and it is important to avoid frequent (all-nighters), smoking, and alcohol consumption.

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