Patient's question:
After giving birth for two months, I went for a follow-up check-up and was told I had high-risk HPV. The doctor then recommended a colposcopy, which revealed inflammation. Since I haven't fully recovered from a vaginal birth, a biopsy wasn't performed. I want to know how to treat this virus so it can gradually improve. Although the doctor said it's nothing to worry about, I'm still quite concerned.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, the HPV test shows high-risk results. If there are no specific symptoms, it's not a major issue. First, treat the vaginitis and cervicitis, and then wait for a period of observation before reassessing the situation. It is recommended to actively treat the gynecological inflammation first, and then retest HPV after the inflammation subsides. Additionally, have a thorough Pap test. If there are no problems, there's no need to worry. If there are other issues, address them accordingly. Wishing you good health!