What should I do if I'm already infected with HPV?

When the human body is infected with the HPV virus, timely and effective treatment is crucial. Under a doctor's guidance, patients can use immunomodulatory medications such as cyclophosphamide and cyclosporine, which enhance the body's immune system to help resist viral invasion and achieve therapeutic goals. Topical medications are also an important approach in treating HPV infection; tacrolimus ointment and pimecrolimus ointment, for example, can be applied directly to the infected area to alleviate symptoms and promote lesion healing. If a patient's warts are relatively large, oral and topical medications may not achieve optimal results. In such cases, doctors may recommend physical treatments such as laser therapy or cryotherapy, which use high or low temperatures to directly remove warts and reduce viral spread and recurrence. During treatment, patients should actively follow their doctor's treatment plan, maintain good personal hygiene, and avoid cross-infection.