Association between Vaginal Infections and the Types and Viral Loads of Human Papillomavirus: A Clinical Study Based on 4,449 Cases of Gynecologic Outpatients

Table 1

Distribution characteristics of HPV and vaginal infections in 4,449 women.

	N (%)	Negative	HPV positive
			High-risk	Low-risk	Multiple	Total	Prevalence
Overall	4,449	3,334	741	54	320	1,115	25.06%
Normal vaginal microecology	505 (11.35)	387	81	7	30	118	23.37%
Microecological disorders	1,707 (38.37)	1,292	274	24	117	415	24.31%
Intermediate type BV^a	1,265 (28.43)	956	197	10	102	309	24.43%
BV^a	525 (11.80)	360	117	4	44	165	31.43%
VVC^a	246 (5.53)	197	32	6	11	49	19.92%
TV^a	81 (1.82)	53	18	2	8	28	34.57%
Coinfection	120 (2.70)	89	22	1	8	31	25.83%

^aBV, bacterial vaginosis; VVC, vulvovaginal candidiasis; TV, trichomonas vaginalis.