Clinically, low-risk HPV infections often cause pimples or warts on the skin. In the clinical treatment of flat warts can be given through the laser, acromegaly can also be treated by laser or surgery. However, warts are a sexually transmitted disease with a relatively long incubation period, and these patients often have a history of high-risk sexual activity. So even after the treatment, in the skin or mucous membrane warts no longer exist, may still be contagious. It is always recommended to have sex clinically only after the laboratory test for HPV infection has been converted to (-). Otherwise, the sexual partner will also be infected with warts, causing a lot of pain.