The actual HPV infection is a result of the type of pregnancy, if it is a low-risk HPV infection, the child can want, if it is a high-risk HPV virus infection, need to be specifically divided into cases. 1, low-risk HPV infection: if only the low-risk HPV virus infection, and only manifested as common warts, filiform warts and other skin manifestations or genital diseases such as condyloma acuminata, did not cause cervical epithelial transformation or cervical cancer. If a pregnant woman is infected with high-risk HPV virus, it is recommended that she undergoes cancer screening and colposcopy to rule out cervical cancer or malignant tumors in other parts of the body. If the test result excludes the disease, the body is only in the state of virus carriage, and pregnancy and childbirth are possible. If the test results indicate the occurrence of cancer and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are required for treatment, it is recommended to terminate the pregnancy. For the mother, pregnancy in cervical cancer patients also tends to accelerate the progress and spread of the cancer. Therefore, for the sake of children and their own health, cervical cancer patients are not recommended to have children reluctantly.