HPV12+2 refers to women who are tested for human papillomavirus infection. HPV12 refers to high-risk HPV 12 viral infections, including 31, 33, 35, 39 and other 12 types, and +2 refers to high-risk HPV 16 and 18 subtypes infections. In women of childbearing age when there is a high-risk HPV virus infection, it will reach 10%-20%, most of them are transient infections, but it does not necessarily lead to malignant changes of the cervix, women can change their diet and exercise appropriately, the virus can subside on its own, it takes about a year or so. If the HPV12+2 virus is persistent and there is an infection, antiviral drugs such as povidone-based suppositories, Jinshu Xi and interferon should be given in time to prevent malignant changes in the cervix.