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 everything is fine, I'm still quite worried.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, if the HPV test shows high-risk results and you don't have any specific symptoms, it's not a major issue. First, treat the vaginitis and cervicitis, and wait for a period of careful observation before reassessing the situation. It is recommended that you actively treat the gynecological inflammation first, and then retest HPV after the inflammation subsides. At the same time, have a thorough Pap smear. If there are no problems, there's no need to worry. If there are other issues, address them accordingly. Wishing you good health!