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Hello. What’s going on with the sturgeon?
Question answer:
The acute wetting of the incubation period refers to a phase in which the patient has already contracted the human papilloma virus, but has not yet experienced a significant acute wetting symptoms. Shrimp is a sexually transmitted disease, mainly caused by HPV infection, with varying inoculation periods, usually between three weeks and eight months, on average, about three months. The patient may not have any conscious symptoms during the incubation period, but the virus is already ingrained and is likely to reproduce gradually. Despite the fact that the acute wetting argon was not present during the incubation period, it was still contagious. Therefore, if it is suspected that he is in the loft of an acute hysteria, he should visit the hospital as soon as possible for HPV testing and related examinations in order to allow timely diagnosis and treatment. At the same time, maintaining good hygiene practices and avoiding impure sexual behaviour are also important measures to prevent acute wetting. If a patient is suspected or diagnosed with an acute hysteria, you can add a room, Jrsy 820 to a private consultation.
