HPV low-risk types usually do not require treatment. Although interferon is currently applied to treat HPV (human papillomavirus) infection, some patients will recover naturally.
Most HPV infections are transient, and 90% of HPV infections in women with normal immune systems will naturally turn negative within 2 years, with a higher rate of natural regression of HPV low-risk infections.
Early intervention and treatment of HPV infection can reduce the lesions caused by HPV infection and can block further progression of HPV infection, but for most of the population there is an option to follow up without over-treatment.
The elimination of HPV virus aids in strengthening one’s immune system. By exercising, strengthening nutrition, living a regular life, relaxing the mind and relieving stress to regulate one’s own immune system and improve the body’s immunity, the purpose of HPV elimination can be achieved.
If HPV infection occurs repeatedly, you need to actively consult the doctor and follow the doctor’s instructions for reasonable treatment.