How long does it take to have sexual intercourse after HPV testing

  Gynecological issues are really a big problem now. The number of cancer patients in the country is increasing, and cervical cancer accounts for a large part of them. However, with the development of medical technology, cervical cancer can be prevented and treated. Therefore, cervical cancer screening is something that every woman should do. After HPV testing, how long can we have sex?

  

How long does it take to have sexual intercourse after HPV testing1

  How long does it take to have sexual intercourse after HPV testing

  1. If it is only a general HPV screening and the results show no HPV virus infection or sexual intercourse, there is no time limit; But if you are infected with HPV virus, you should follow the doctor's advice and have sex after the virus is completely eliminated.

  2. When the human body is infected with this virus, the body will gradually develop immunity to the virus, and a small number of patients will quickly develop immunity to the virus. When the immune system is strong enough, HPV will be cleared. So a large amount of medical statistical data shows that although the proportion of people infected with HPV is high, most of them are transient, that is, the virus will naturally disappear within 1-2 years.

  How HPV is transmitted

  1. Sexually transmitted infections, usually HPV, can develop into genital warts within 4 weeks to 8 months after a single sexual encounter. However, some infections can also lurk and develop into warts or cervical lesions several years or even decades later. So it is impossible to accurately determine the time of HPV infection.

  2. Other ways of transmission, besides sexual activity, indirect contact such as using toilets, door handles, soap, swimming pools, and bathtubs, can also lead to the spread of HPV. So its spread is multi-faceted, even penetrating into daily life.

  Most HPV infections are caused by poor hygiene, low immunity, and unstable sexual partners. This tells us to learn to respect and love ourselves, take good care of our bodies, and not neglect our health. Those who have had sex for more than five years should undergo cervical cancer screening, and cancer prevention work must be done well. If any abnormalities occur, seek medical attention in a timely manner.

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