Can Wearing Flip-Flops After an Injury Lead to HPV Infection?
Is it possible? Hello, due to a recent car accident, I injured my foot and have been wearing flip-flops to work. I would like to ask the following questions: 1. Is it possible for the flip-flops to have the HPV virus (human papillomavirus) on them if I accidentally stepped on the...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should not worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Wearing Flip-Flops After an Injury Lead to HPV Infection?
Can Wearing Flip-Flops After an Injury Lead to HPV Infection?
Is it possible? Hello, due to a recent car accident, I injured my foot and have been wearing flip-flops to work. I would like to ask a few questions. One day at work, I had stomach pain and went to the restroom. While flushing the squat toilet, I accidentally stepped on the edge ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the chances are probably not high, so don't worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Wearing Flip-Flops After an Injury Lead to HPV Infection?
Understanding HPV Infection Timing: Insights for Women with High Viral Load
HPV infection There seems to be some inconsistency in the general information regarding the timeline for detecting HPV infections, which is a bit confusing for me. I recently tested positive for HPV, and I have a high viral load. However, I have had a long-term monogamous partner...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is generally not possible to determine when the infection occurred; we only know that the current concentration is higher, which may indicate a recent infection. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection Timing: Insights for Women with High Viral Load
Can Touching a Urine Cup Increase HPV Infection Risk?
Is there a chance of contracting HPV from coming into contact with a urine cup? When visiting a clinic for a urine test, if the external genitalia come into contact with the urine collection cup handed to me by the nurse, is there a possibility of contracting genital warts? (Beca...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on the situation you described, the likelihood is low. Generally, intimate contact is required for transmission. If necessary, you may consult a physician for evaluation. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Chang[Read More] Can Touching a Urine Cup Increase HPV Infection Risk?
Understanding HPV Infection: Safe Practices and Pregnancy Planning
Infection with the HPV virus? Hello Doctor, I recently tested positive for HPV type 56 and have scheduled a biopsy. I would like to ask: 1. Is it safe to engage in sexual intercourse while infected with HPV? If so, besides using condoms, what else should I be aware of? (I compl...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Using condoms is sufficient. 2. It does not affect normal fertility planning. After receiving the HPV vaccine, individuals cannot produce antibodies on their own, theoretically remaining carriers of the virus for life. 3. A single sexual partner is recommended. Males can also ...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Safe Practices and Pregnancy Planning
Understanding Cervical Erosion, CIN3, and Menstrual Cycle Medications: Key Insights
Cervical erosion, CIN3, menstrual regulation medications, and ovulatory discharge? Hello, Doctor: My menstrual cycle has always been regular, but recently I experienced some abnormal bleeding (brown discharge) and a little light red discharge after sexual intercourse (which is un...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the menstrual regulation medication does not suppress ovulation. If there are significant symptoms related to discharge, it is necessary to consult a physician for evaluation and potential treatment. After a cervical biopsy, you will need to wait for the report to determin...[Read More] Understanding Cervical Erosion, CIN3, and Menstrual Cycle Medications: Key Insights
Can Asymptomatic HPV Be Treated? Guidance for Couples
Can asymptomatic HPV be treated? Hello doctor, my girlfriend recently underwent an HPV PCR test and was found to be infected with a type of HPV that is not among the 27 types tested (not 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the current treatment options for this virus are limited. However, the human immune system is often capable of overcoming the virus, so most HPV infections can resolve on their own in a short period. There are treatment methods available for lesions caused by the virus, su...[Read More] Can Asymptomatic HPV Be Treated? Guidance for Couples
Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Are there any other recommendations for HPV infection? Hello: I was infected with genital warts in March and underwent electrosurgical treatment. As of now, in November, it seems stable and hasn't been growing. However, I had a Pap smear and HPV test done the day before yest...
Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
If there are no clinical symptoms (such as excessive discharge), electrocautery treatment may not be necessary, as it would not be beneficial. It is recommended to undergo regular follow-up examinations instead. If there are financial constraints, receiving the HPV vaccine can be...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Understanding Genital Warts: Transmission Risks and Prevention
Cauliflower infection Hello Doctor, today I went to the hospital to examine a growth in my genital area (located between the anus and vagina, with no other growths present). The size is about one to two millimeters, and both doctors I consulted believe it to be genital warts (bas...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the cauliflower-like lesions are a common sexually transmitted disease caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). The primary mode of transmission is through sexual intercourse, which includes various forms of sexual activity (such as anal and oral sex, although transmissio...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Transmission Risks and Prevention
Effectiveness of HPV Vaccine After HPV Infection: Key Insights
Is it effective to receive the HPV vaccine after being infected with HPV? 1. Is CIN3 considered a carcinoma in situ? Does it require long-term treatment? 2. For patients diagnosed with HPV types 16 or 18 and have undergone LEEP surgery for CIN3, is receiving the HPV9 vaccine st...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. CIN 3 is not cancer; it is classified as a high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion (HSIL) of the cervix. 2. It is recommended to receive the cervical cancer vaccine, but there is no guarantee that it will produce antibodies.[Read More] Effectiveness of HPV Vaccine After HPV Infection: Key Insights
Understanding CIN1 and Its Impact on Oral Health: What You Need to Know
Human Papillomavirus 53.66 Hello, I was diagnosed with CIN 1 in May and tested positive for HPV type 53. In June, I underwent cauterization. I would like to know if the HPV infection could affect my oral mucosa and potentially lead to oropharyngeal cancer, especially considering ...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. It is recommended to receive the HPV vaccine. 2. The likelihood of the body producing antibodies against the HPV virus significantly decreases with age (however, the product is indicated for ages 9-26). 3. Unless there is no possibility of fertility, receiving the HPV vaccine ...[Read More] Understanding CIN1 and Its Impact on Oral Health: What You Need to Know
Common Questions About HPV Vaccination and Screening for Women
Questions about receiving the HPV vaccine? Hello Dr. Wu, I have some questions I would like to ask you. I had a Pap smear and HPV test done in July of last year, and both results were normal. This was done within three years of my first sexual intercourse. Since then, I have enga...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. HPV testing only indicates that there is no current HPV infection. 2. It is recommended to receive the HPV vaccine regardless of whether one is infected with HPV. 3. Individuals over 26 years old can still receive the vaccine, and as long as their immune function is normal, th...[Read More] Common Questions About HPV Vaccination and Screening for Women
Can HPV Types 52 and 58 Cause Genital Warts? Understanding Transmission Risks
Human papillomavirus types 52 and 58 are not typically associated with causing genital warts (also known as condylomata acuminata). These types are more commonly linked to the development of cervical cancer and other anogenital cancers rather than the benign warts caused by HPV t...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: Due to the fact that HPV infections can occur in multiple types and the source and transmission routes cannot be detected, it is not possible to confirm the source of transmission based on your description. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health, Dr. Zhang...[Read More] Can HPV Types 52 and 58 Cause Genital Warts? Understanding Transmission Risks
Understanding High-Risk HPV Infections: Immune Response and Prevention
Infection with high-risk HPV types? Hello Doctor, I recently tested positive for high-risk HPV (up to five types). I have researched that HPV can be cleared by the body's immune system, but is it possible to clear so many types of the virus at the same time? Three years ago,...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. The likelihood of the body producing antibodies against the HPV virus significantly decreases with age. 2. Unless there is no possibility of fertility, receiving the HPV vaccine is the recommended option for protecting oneself and one's partner.[Read More] Understanding High-Risk HPV Infections: Immune Response and Prevention
Understanding HPV Infection Risks and Vaccine Effectiveness in Women
Inquiry about HPV infection? 1. If a finger has been inserted into a girlfriend's vagina approximately 1.5 cm (without any penile penetration), is there a risk of HPV infection? 2. If a finger has already been inserted into the vagina approximately 1.5 cm, will this reduce t...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the likelihood of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) through general contact is relatively low, as these infections typically require intimate contact with mucous membranes. If you are still concerned or experiencing symptoms, it is advisable to consult a p...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection Risks and Vaccine Effectiveness in Women
Understanding HPV Infection Risks: Common Concerns Before Your First Gynecologist Visit
Risk of HPV Infection I am about to visit a gynecologist for the first time due to vaginal inflammation. Before the appointment, I would like to consult about some long-held questions to discuss my situation with the doctor. 1. Is there a significant chance of HPV virus being p...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Dear Ms. Mackenzie, Regarding your inquiry, please find the responses below: 1. The probability is very low. 2. Blood tests can be done, but a cervical cytology sample is more accurate. 3. Please maintain a healthy lifestyle. The Hualien Hospital of the Ministry of Health ...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection Risks: Common Concerns Before Your First Gynecologist Visit
Can Curious Actions Lead to HPV Infection? Understanding Risks and Concerns
Is it possible to get infected with HPV this way? I was curious one night and, on a whim, dipped my fingers in water and then inserted them into my vagina (it was not masturbation, just pure curiosity). I don't think I went very deep, about 1 to 2 finger joints. Afterwards, ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is difficult to make a judgment. If you are concerned about an infection, it is recommended to consult an obstetrician-gynecologist for a chip test to confirm. Thank you! Wishing you safety and health. Dr. Zhang[Read More] Can Curious Actions Lead to HPV Infection? Understanding Risks and Concerns
Understanding CIN1: Causes, Healing Chances, and Treatment Options
Issues related to CIN1 (Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia Grade 1) Hello, Doctor. I consulted you about CIN1-related issues at the end of November, but I still have some uncertainties that I would like to ask you again. I appreciate your response. My Pap smear result is coded (4...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Regarding your concerns, the true causes of CIN1 vary from person to person, and one can only assess based on possible risk factors. Among these, viruses are recognized as the primary cause that significantly disrupts the normal structure of the cervix. As previously mentioned, t...[Read More] Understanding CIN1: Causes, Healing Chances, and Treatment Options
Understanding HPV Infection and Its Implications for Post-Menopausal Women
HPV virus infection I am 54 years old and have gone through menopause. My Pap smear results were abnormal, indicating CIN1 (7). The doctor has scheduled a colposcopy and biopsy, as well as an HPV test. The biopsy results showed only inflammation. The doctor mentioned that we shou...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Electrosurgical excision can be performed to remove cervical lesions, but the virus may continue to infect the remaining cervical tissue that has not been excised. 2. The cervical cancer vaccine can be administered, but since the individual is above the recommended age for vac...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection and Its Implications for Post-Menopausal Women
Understanding HPV Infection in Long-Term Monogamous Relationships
Why would a monogamous partner get infected with genital warts? I would like to ask the doctor: I went for a gynecological check-up on September 22 and found out I have genital warts. I have been with my boyfriend for over 7 years, and we have been each other's only sexual p...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Cauliflower is a sexually transmitted infection. 2. Treatment options for human papillomavirus (HPV) infection include topical ointments, cryotherapy, electrosurgery, and vaccination. Additionally, comprehensive health education is essential, and it is recommended to consult...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection in Long-Term Monogamous Relationships