What does mild inflammatory reactive cell changes in cervical TCT mean?

More and more women are beginning to pay attention to this examination. The health of the cervix is ​​very important to women, especially those of childbearing age. If there is an abnormality in the cervix, women's fertility will also be affected. Therefore, many women will do a cervical TCT examination during the physical examination. However, after some women have been examined, the results show mild inflammatory reactive cell changes in the cervical TCT. What does this mean?

What does mild inflammatory cell changes in cervical tct mean?

Cervical TCT is actually a liquid-based thin-layer cell test. This technology is currently widely used in major hospitals. It detects the classification of female cervical cells and thus determines whether a woman has cervical disease. When cervical TCT shows mild inflammatory reactive cell changes, it means that the cervix is ​​inflamed. Cervical inflammation is mostly chronic inflammation. Therefore, this result has an important suggestive role, and the diagnosis of chronic cervicitis can basically be established.

Chronic cervicitis is one of the common gynecological diseases in women. The cervical erosion that we often mentioned in the past has been included in the disease category of chronic cervicitis. Some women with this disease may not have any clinical symptoms, and most are diagnosed during physical examinations. In cases where the inflammation is more severe, it may manifest as increased and thicker leucorrhea, and may also be bloody. Hypertrophy of the cervical os, squamous metaplasia, glandular cysts, etc. can be observed locally in the cervix.

Cervical TCT showed mild inflammatory reactive cell changes, and chronic cervicitis should be guarded against. The cervical TCT examination is mainly used to classify female cervical cells and observe whether the cells are abnormal. Usually, the samples are obtained from female cervical secretions. This method has high accuracy and is the gold standard for diagnosing chronic cervicitis. Chronic cervicitis should be followed up regularly, including common cervical erosion. Clinically, targeted treatment should be carried out according to the patient's specific situation.

If you currently only have mild cervicitis, you must seek timely treatment. Otherwise, if your disease worsens, the impact on you will be greater. You also need to take medication in a timely manner when treating this disease.

The cause of cervicitis is related to poor personal hygiene, so during treatment you must alleviate your symptoms from the perspective of personal hygiene, change your underwear frequently, and eat more light food to improve the symptoms.