HPV stands for human papillomavirus, and almost all cervical cancers are related to this virus, so it is now widely concerned. HPV infection is contagious and can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, as well as through indirect contact. Contact with contaminated daily necessities may also lead to HPV transmission, such as swimming pools, bath tubs, toilets, etc. Therefore, transmission is multi-path and even goes deep into daily life. HPV infection is very common and most women can clear the virus themselves after infection. After infection is detected, it is important to It is important to do cervical cytology screening to understand the presence of cervical lesions before deciding what to do next. It is important to avoid cross-infection in daily life, pay attention to personal hygiene to reduce the chance of infection, and also pay attention to participate in more physical exercise to improve the body’s immune system.