HPV type 58 positive is a high-risk type of HPV infection, which can be clinically asymptomatic and symptomatic. Asymptomatic patients are followed up and observed, and most of them can clear up and turn negative on their own. Symptomatic patients need medication, physical and surgical treatments, etc., but will not necessarily turn negative.
Patients with high-risk HPV infection do not need treatment if they do not have CIN lesions, but they need to go for regular checkups, and most of them can be cleared of the virus automatically through the immune system, and the disease is cured after the virus is cleared.
If the patient does not turn negative after two years of continuous observation and is accompanied by CIN lesions, in this case, the patient needs to be treated with interferon and other drugs under the guidance of the doctor, and some patients need to undergo cervical Lipstick surgery, cervical conization, hysterectomy and other treatments.
With the above treatments, a small number of immunocompromised patients may still be HPV58 positive.
HPV58 is a high-risk type of human papillomavirus. Once diagnosed as positive, patients should cooperate with their doctors for regular follow-up treatment as soon as possible.