If a woman has a cervical discharge test for HPV, if she is positive for HPVe6 and HPVe7, it just means that the high-risk HPV infection is not life-threatening as the virus is in an active replication phase, so there is no need to worry too much. The presence of positive HPVe6 and HPVe7 only means that the cervical or vaginal area is infected with high-risk HPV virus and is currently in the active replication phase. If the cervical exfoliation cytology examination suggests abnormalities, some cervical biopsies need to be taken for pathological examination to confirm whether there are pathological changes, if no pathological changes occur, antiviral treatment with antiviral drugs such as interferon can be used symptomatically under the guidance of the doctor, generally three months is a course of treatment.