There are low-risk and high-risk types of HPV infection. The symptoms of HPV infection on the tongue are sometimes red papules on the surface of the tongue, or small flesh drops shaped like cauliflower, papilla, or coronary, such as small rice grains of varying sizes, with clear borders and hard texture, ranging in number from one to several. HPV infection, can not rely on clinical symptoms to determine whether the infection virus, to go to the hospital in a timely manner, the doctor needs to take local secretions to do laboratory tests to confirm the diagnosis of HPV infection, and active treatment. HPV infection in the tongue is prone to oral cancer, which may be caused by unclean sexual life, and unclean oral sex. If you have HPV infection in the tongue, you should go to the hospital in time to have an internal gynecological examination to see if there are cockscomb or cauliflower-shaped abnormalities in the vagina, and to have a cervical HPV test to confirm whether there is HPV infection in the cervix.