Patient's question:
Gynecological routine examination, leukorrhea cleanliness 3HPV 18 and 39 high-risk
DNA cytopathology test results: visible a small number of DNA aneuploid cells (1-2)
Cervical liquid-based cytology TBS report: Assessment: Satisfactory. Cellularity: >40%
Cell composition: includes superficial squamous cells, endocervical epithelial cells, no abnormal cells observed.
Inflammatory cell count: mild, covering rate <50%
Microorganisms: no Candida, Trichomonas, or Actinomyces observed; no herpes virus infection cells observed.
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) or malignant changes not observed due to HPV.
Diagnosis: No intraepithelial lesions or malignant lesions (NILM)
Doctor's answer:
HPV infection requires timely treatment, otherwise it may cause a series of malignant lesions in the female reproductive system. In terms of treatment, the following steps can be considered: First, enhance the body's immunity and resistance, appropriately increase dietary nutrition, and engage in moderate exercise; Second, take appropriate antiviral drugs, such as interferon; Third, for viral infection, appropriate traditional Chinese medicine can be considered.