HPV test cannot detect cervical cancer, if cervical cancer is to be diagnosed, it is mainly based on cervical and cervical canal biopsy. HPV positive does not necessarily lead to cervical cancer, but patients with cervical cancer must have HPV positive. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy in women, triggering patients to experience symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and vaginal discharge. For early-stage cervical cancer patients, they can be treated by surgery, and in the middle and late stages, they can be treated by radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Patients with cervical cancer must pay attention to ensure a good state of mind and pay attention to dietary management, avoiding spicy and stimulating foods.