HPV-positive patients can have intercourse, but HPV can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, so HPV-positive patients must be careful to use condoms for contraception when having intercourse. And when using condoms, you should pay attention to the following two aspects: First, you should do the whole contraception, that is, you should use condoms from the beginning to the end of intercourse. Avoid direct contact of sexual organs, as long as the patient has direct contact of sexual organs, there is a possibility of infection. If a condom is used throughout the entire process, the transmission route is cut off, so it will not cause the spread of HPV. Secondly, after intercourse, check if the condom has fallen off or is broken. If the condom falls off or is broken, the patient’s sexual partner should go to the hospital in time to check if there is HPV infection.