Hyperplasia of the cervix of women is often caused by the stimulation of local tissue invasion after infection by certain pathogenic bacteria. Cervical HPV infection is also a serious gynecological disease, and it can cause a variety of adverse symptoms as the disease spreads. So, will HPV cause cervical hypertrophy?
The abbreviation of human papillomavirus is hpv. After a person is infected with this virus, the symptoms will be different due to different types. For example, type 1 hpv infection is often found in human hands and feet and Nodules and papules appear on the trauma site, and the virus type 3 can cause flat warts, such as brown flat papules on the back of the hand and face, and HPV infections of types 16 and 18, which are easy to cause sexual warts, also known as Condyloma acuminatum.
After HPV virus infection, although it will cause various infection symptoms in the human body, and studies have found that human papillomavirus infection is very likely to occur in women with cervical cancer Plays an important role, but this virus infection generally does not cause cervical hypertrophy. However, if it is combined with other inflammatory infections, it may cause cervical hypertrophy due to inflammation invading the cervical site.
The diagnosis of HPV infection should be confirmed by pathogenic examination and histopathological examination, and the cause of cervical hypertrophy can also be accurately diagnosed by such related examinations, so there are Women with adverse symptoms should undergo further examination to determine the cause.