Things to note before gynecological biopsy

Nowadays, there are many ways to check people's bodies, such as B-ultrasound, urine tests, infrared irradiation, etc., and people have to pay attention to many things when conducting various examinations, such as fasting, avoiding menstrual period or emptying the stomach, etc. Gynecological cervical biopsy is an examination performed on women, and it also has precautions. Here we will introduce what precautions should be taken before gynecological cervical biopsy.

Cervical biopsy is a commonly used examination method in clinical practice. It can accurately diagnose gynecological diseases in women by removing some active tissue from the cervix for pathological examination, and then make targeted judgments on the disease situation.

Things to note before the inspection:

Cervical biopsy should be done away from during the menstrual period. On the one hand, this is to prevent women from suffering from anemia due to excessive bleeding. On the other hand, during the menstrual period, the female pelvic area is vulnerable to bacterial invasion. Performing a cervical biopsy at this time will increase the risk of women suffering from other gynecological diseases. Before performing a cervical biopsy, a routine gynecological examination is generally required. If a woman is found to have an inflammatory disease such as vaginitis, it is recommended to treat the inflammation first, because performing a cervical biopsy during vaginitis will reduce the accuracy rate. Wait until a routine examination of leucorrhea reveals that vaginitis has disappeared before doing a cervical biopsy.

The precautions before cervical biopsy are very important, but the precautions after cervical biopsy are even more important. First of all, cervical biopsy is traumatic to the cervix. Do not have sexual intercourse or eat spicy food within one to two weeks after the cervical biopsy to prevent wound infection. You should also not do water sports such as tub baths and diving, because the cervix is ​​very fragile at this time. Doing these exercises at this time will allow bacteria to ascend through the vagina to the cervix and cause cervical inflammation. If a woman experiences heavy bleeding from the wound after a cervical biopsy and there is no sign of the bleeding decreasing, she should go to a local hospital in time to avoid causing greater damage.

The above is a brief introduction to the precautions before cervical biopsy. I hope it can help women who need to do relevant examinations. If the local doctor recommends this examination, it should be done because this examination is to detect cervical cancer in time and prevent cervical cancer from causing harm to women.