A female patient tested positive for HPV 1858 yesterday. How should it be treated?

Patient's question:

Patient: Female, Age: 33
Diagnosed with HPV 1858 positive yesterday, accompanied by mild cervical erosion. The doctor said the examination indicated precancerous signs. I would like to ask, how is HPV treated? What are precancerous signs, and will they affect fertility?

Doctor's answer:

If not treated in a timely manner, it will affect fertility. It is recommended that you take "Fuyun Pairing." It contains antibacterial natural elements, and advanced modern technology has greatly reduced its antibacterial effect; a unique bio-adhesive cell repair technology makes the drug stay longer in the vagina. It has a significant and thorough cleansing effect on pathogens that cause bacterial, fungal, trichomoniasis, senile, and mixed vaginitis, cervical erosion, and various sexually transmitted diseases.