Most women with HPV16 positive infection are recessive and do not have any symptoms, and only through HPV testing can HPV16 positive be detected. The main reason is that if HPV 16 does not turn negative for a long time, it may stimulate the cervical lesions. Currently, HPV high-risk infection is found in 99.7% of cervical cancer patients’ lesions, and 70% of cervical cancer is related to HPV type 16 and 18. Therefore, for women to prevent cervical cancer, HPV testing and cervical cytology examination should be done regularly to effectively detect the presence of HPV type 16 infection.