HPV infection is not necessarily the result of cheating. For example, high-risk HPV infection is not transmitted through sexual contact. However, if a high-risk HPV infection is found, it should be taken seriously. Because persistent infection can lead to cervical precancer or cervical cancer, colposcopy is recommended. If the infection is low-risk HPV type 6 and HPV type 11, it will clinically cause genital warts. This condition is caused by cheating, mainly due to a history of high-risk sex in the clinic, or a history of high-risk sex with a sexual partner, which can lead to warts. The treatment of condyloma acuminata can be treated clinically with laser treatment or surgery.