HPV likes to reside in various epidermal cells of the human body, and males also have epidermal cells, so they can also become infected. It especially likes to reside in these areas of the human body.
For males: it may cause penile warts, anal warts, oral warts, etc. (with relatively low incidence and mortality rates)
For females: it may cause cervical cancer, vaginal or vulvar warts, oral warts, etc. (cervical cancer is the second most common malignant tumor in women in China, with over 90% of cervical cancers known to be related to HPV.)
What to do after contracting HPV?
Adjust your routine: Try to go to bed and wake up early, avoid staying up late, ensure an adequate amount of sleep, only when well-rested can the immune system be boosted, accelerating the recovery process.
Timely intervention and treatment: HPV is contagious, the longer it persists, the more it spreads, so timely removal of HPV is crucial.
