Patient's question:
Got cervical erosion of degree 2, HPV DNA typing test found HPV 16 positive, digital electronic colposcopy report found chronic cervicitis.Doctor's answer:
1. HPV infection is sexually transmitted, may be asymptomatic, and other transmission routes cannot be ruled out; it does not necessarily require a history of unsafe sex.2. 80% of HPV-infected individuals can clear the virus spontaneously within half a year. Those who still have not cleared the virus after half a year have a certain proportion that may develop cervical pre-cancerous lesions.
3. Cervical cancer screening should be conducted in three steps:
a: Perform a TCT screening (you may not have done it).
b: Perform a colposcopy.
c: Biopsy under colposcopy (you may not have done it; moreover, if the TCT is normal, you do not need to do this). Whether there are signs of cancer needs to be determined based on the results of these three tests, with the biopsy being the final diagnosis.