HPV is human papillomavirus, whether the infection of HPV 51 and 52 positive is serious or not needs to be judged according to the patient’s condition, if the patient is simply infected, then it is not serious, if there is a persistent infection, then it is serious.
Human papillomavirus is one of the most important causes of cervical cancer, patients infected with 51 and 52 are high-risk types, whether it is serious or not should be based on the patient’s own condition. If the patient is simply positive for high-risk infection, it is generally not serious.
If the patient has persistent type 51 and 52 infections, it may lead to cervical lesions or even cervical cancer, which is a serious condition. It is recommended that patients with persistent infections undergo TCT and colposcopy, and biopsy if necessary.
It is recommended that patients with type 51 and type 52 infections exercise appropriately to enhance their physical fitness. Since HPV is contagious, patients should also pay attention to safe sex to avoid cross-infection. Follow up regularly for review as prescribed by the doctor.