Cervicitis caused by HPV infection requires timely antiviral treatment as well as symptomatic treatment. Because women infected with HPV may lead to cervical cancer, HPV infection is a high-risk factor for the occurrence of cervical cancer, and it can also be infected through sexual transmission, and if not treated in time, it will lead to infection of sexual partners, which will lead to recurrent infections in women. Cervicitis caused by HPV infection, the main clinical manifestations are increased vaginal discharge, odor, and even abdominal pain, and after treatment, regular review is required, and exfoliative cell examination is also needed. If there is severe erosion of the cervix, a biopsy of the cervix is needed to avoid cervical cancer and to achieve early detection and early treatment to avoid serious complications.