HPV16 and 18 will lead to cervical cancer, which can be prevented by cervical cancer vaccination, but it does not mean that you will not get cervical cancer if you receive cervical cancer vaccination, it just means that the probability of getting cervical cancer will be reduced, so women still need to have regular checkups. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignant tumor, and in recent years, its incidence has a trend of rejuvenation. The main risk factor of cervical cancer is the persistent infection of high-risk HPV, and the factors such as multiple sexual partners, multiple pregnancies, multiple births, and early sexual life are also closely related to the occurrence of cervical cancer. Smoking, as a synergistic factor of HPV infection, also increases the risk of the disease, and poor hygiene and malnutrition also affect the occurrence of cervical cancer.