Three treatments for severe tct inflammation

There are many diseases caused by inflammation. When doing inflammation examination, there is a test called TCT. When the TCT test results show severe inflammation, it needs to be taken seriously. Generally, the main diseases that cause severe TCT inflammation include cervicitis, cervical erosion, vaginitis and other diseases. Learn in detail about the three treatment methods for severe TCT inflammation.

1. Advantages of TCT test:

The detection quality of cervical cell samples has been significantly improved. Conventional Pap smears are often blurred due to factors such as blood, mucus, and inflammation, resulting in detection errors. In clinical trials, the TCT test can significantly improve the detection rate of cancerous cells by blurring the number of cervical cell samples, and correspondingly reduce the number of times the Pap test needs to be repeated, thereby reducing patients' unnecessary worries caused by having to repeat the test.

2. Symptoms and consequences of severe TCT inflammation:

1.tct indicates severe cervicitis, which is related to vaginitis. Cervical erosion is a type of cervicitis. It is recommended to persist in treatment. If not treated, it may affect future pregnancy and may also turn into cervical cancer.

3. Treatment of severe inflammation of TCT:

Most severe inflammation of TCT is caused by chronic reasons. If tumor is excluded. You can consider actively carrying out microwave laser treatment. The effect will be better. Sexual intercourse must be prohibited until the condition is healed. Otherwise it will get worse. Also, pay attention to local hygiene during normal times. In addition, female friends should go for a check-up every six months in their daily lives, eat more light foods, and keep their bodies clean, so as to better prevent inflammation and protect their health.

Precautions

For women who want to do TCT examination, the following issues need to be noted:

1. Avoid sexual intercourse 24 hours before TCT examination; 2. Do not flush the vagina or use vaginal suppositories, or perform vaginal examination within 24-48 hours before TCT examination; 3. If there is inflammation, treat it first, and then do TCT examination to avoid affecting the diagnosis results; 4. TCT examination is best scheduled during the non-menstrual period.

Specific steps

1. Use TCT's special sampler to collect cervical cell samples.

2. Unlike conventional cell smears, the TCT examination involves placing the collector into a vial containing cell preservation fluid for rinsing.

3. When doing TCT examination, use a fully automatic cell detector to disperse and filter the sample to reduce the remnants of blood, mucus and inflammatory tissue.

4. Microscopic detection and diagnosis during TCT examination.