What does a cervical biopsy mean?

Cervical puncture biopsy is actually a very simple and basic examination of the uterus for female friends. The examination takes a short time and is also a more practical examination because it can conveniently and accurately detect the physical condition of a woman and can accurately identify her gynecological diseases.

Cervical biopsy is mainly used to detect intentional lesions or abnormal cells in the patient. It is the most important and effective step in detecting cervical cancer. For early, late and even late stage gynecological diseases, cervical biopsy is unavoidable. Because for women's cervix, a test for living tissue is used, that is, cervical puncture biopsy, which is to remove some specific tissues from the cervix, and then conduct a pathological examination, and then combine the results to make a diagnosis of the patient's condition, so as to provide targeted treatment.

The general process of cervical puncture biopsy is that the relevant medical staff will disinfect the patient's vulva, private parts and cervix, and then use special puncture biopsy forceps to remove a piece of specific tissue at the location where the change occurred, and then soak it in an aqueous solution of formalin solution, and finally observe and analyze the medical record.

Frequently asked questions

1. Pay attention to gynecological diseases and go for cervical puncture biopsy. Because cervical puncture biopsy after suffering from gynecological diseases will affect the diagnosis and accuracy of the examination, if cervical puncture biopsy is needed, it is best to conduct relevant examinations after the gynecological disease is treated.

2. It is strictly forbidden to check the cervix during menstruation or one week before menstruation.

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

4. Keep the vagina clean at all times. Clean it every day, preferably with a special cotton towel.

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

6. Take relevant antiviral drugs on time as prescribed by the doctor, and avoid eating spicy and cold foods.