Positive HPV and normal TCT means that there is HPV infection. However, the cervical exfoliation cytology examination did not reveal any atypical hyperplasia, and there is no early manifestation of cervical cancer. Generally, HPV infection has a certain tendency to heal on its own, so no special treatment is needed at present. However, it is important to take protective measures such as wearing condoms when having intercourse to prevent infection of sexual partners. At the same time, HPV and TCT should be reviewed regularly, preferably once every three months to six months, because it is always necessary to prevent the induction of cervical cancer and other undesirable consequences under the continuous replication of the virus. It is important to take more rest, have adequate perineal hygiene, and avoid unclean intercourse and having multiple sexual partners at the same time.