What are the precautions for cervical biopsy?

The uterus is a very important organ for women. Once a woman's uterus is abnormal, it will not only affect fertility, but also physical health. In life, some people suffer from uterine diseases and sometimes need to undergo cervical biopsy. However, most people do not know much about cervical biopsy. Although cervical biopsy is a common examination, there are also precautions after the examination. What are the precautions for cervical biopsy?

What are the precautions for cervical biopsy?

1. Pay attention to cervical biopsy for patients with gynecological diseases. Because doing a cervical biopsy after suffering from a gynecological disease will affect the diagnostic accuracy of the examination, if a cervical biopsy is needed, it is best to do the relevant examination after the gynecological disease is treated.

2. Cervical examination is prohibited during menstruation or the week before menstruation.

3. Avoid sexual intercourse after cervical biopsy. It is best to avoid sexual intercourse for one month after undergoing relevant examinations, because such examinations can cause trauma, which can easily lead to infection.

4. Keep the vagina clean at all times. Clean it every day, and it is best to have a special towel.

5. Maintain adequate rest time, avoid squatting or standing for long periods of time, and avoid strenuous exercise.

6. Take relevant anti-inflammatory drugs on time as required by the doctor, and avoid eating spicy, raw or cold foods.

What does cervical biopsy mean?

Cervical biopsy is actually a relatively simple and basic examination of the uterus for female friends. The examination takes a short time and is a relatively practical examination because it can conveniently and accurately assess the health status of a woman and accurately diagnose her gynecological diseases.

Cervical biopsy is mainly used to check for deliberate lesions or suspicious cells in the subject, and is the most powerful and important basis for checking cervical cancer. Cervical biopsy is unavoidable for early, mid-term and even late-stage gynecological diseases. Because for the female cervix, a test of living tissue is taken, which is a cervical biopsy, which is to remove some active tissue from the cervix, and then perform a pathological examination, and then combine the combined results to make a diagnosis of the patient's condition, so as to provide targeted treatment.

The general process of cervical biopsy is that the relevant medical staff will disinfect the inner vulva, outer vulva and cervix of the person being examined, and then use special biopsy forceps to remove a piece of active tissue from the site where the change occurs, and then soak it in formalin solution, and finally observe and analyze the case for diagnosis.