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Man is the soul of all things, and the continuation of life is inseparable from reproduction. However, in modern society, unlike the way of life in the past, some people choose to live sexlessly, thus avoiding the traditional way. However, you may be surprised to learn that sexually inactive people can be infected with the human papillomavirus (HPV) even if they don't. In order to help you better understand this problem, this article will analyze the transmission mode of HPV from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine and introduce three possible transmission routes.
First, let's look at the basics of HPV. Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a class of DNA viruses that is highly contagious, with at least 200 HPV subtypes known to exist. Among them, some subtypes, such as HPV16 and HPV18, are considered high-risk subtypes and may lead to malignancies such as cervical cancer, **carcinoma, and **carcinoma. Other subtypes are classified as low-risk subtypes, which, while not causing cancer, can lead to diseases such as warts.
Although HPV is mainly transmitted through sexual contact, this does not mean that you will not be infected without **. According to TCM theory, there are three ways in which HPV can be transmitted.
The first mode of transmission is through direct contact. Whether it is ** or **, as long as there is contact with *** mouth or ** mucous membrane carrying the HPV virus, it can lead to the spread of the virus. Direct contact between sexual partners is the most common route of transmission.
The second mode of transmission is indirect contact transmission. People with HPV, especially those with high-risk subtypes, leave the virus on surfaces or objects they use. People who are not sexually active can also become infected if they come into contact with these objects or objects without proper hygiene measures (such as hand washing).
The third mode of transmission is meridian transmission. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the meridians of the human body are the channels for the flow of qi and blood, and they are also one of the ways for the spread of diseases and evils. When the body's constitution is weak and the qi and blood are not smooth, HPV and other viruses may be transmitted into the human body through the meridians. Therefore, people who are sexually inactive can also get HPV through this route.
With an understanding of how HPV is transmitted, we should take precautions to avoid infection. First of all, it is advisable for people who have a regular sex life, choose a normal sexual partner, maintain monogamy, and use safe contraceptive measures such as ***, etc. Secondly, people who are sexless should also pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid touching objects or objects with HPV. In addition, strengthening exercise and improving immunity are also important measures to prevent HPV infection.
In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, it can be combined with some ancient and modern prescriptions for conditioning. For example, the way of health preservation mentioned in the traditional Chinese medicine classic "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing" emphasizes "tonifying the kidney as the root". Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the kidney is the main reproduction and can improve the body's immunity and resist the invasion of viruses. You can consider eating some aphrodisiac and kidney foods, such as sea cucumbers, deer antler velvet, etc. At the same time, some traditional Chinese medicines also have the effect of regulating immunity, such as astragalus membranaceus, ginseng, etc.
In summary, people who are sexually inactive can also be infected with HPV, which mainly includes three ways: direct contact, indirect contact and meridian transmission. In order to prevent infection, it is recommended that everyone adhere to good personal hygiene Xi and avoid contact with HPV virus and its carriers;At the same time, strengthening exercise and improving immunity are also important preventive measures. In terms of health, it can be combined with the health preservation of traditional Chinese medicine to regulate kidney qi, enhance physical fitness, and improve the body's immunity. Through our joint efforts, we believe that HPV infection can be effectively prevented and a healthy life can be maintained. Health
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