HPV virus can be transmitted through: First, it can be transmitted through sexual life. If you do not pay attention to hygiene during sex or have sex with someone who has HPV virus, you may be infected with HPV virus. Second, contact transmission, such as direct skin contact or contact has been infected toilet, underwear, towels, clothing, etc., through contact transmission will lead to the emergence of HPV virus. Third, mother-to-child transmission, women with HPV virus will transmit the virus to their babies during childbirth, and people with high-risk HPV virus infection have a very high chance of transmission. If not treated in time, cancer can occur. It is important to have timely checkups to avoid abnormal reactions and harm to the body.