Precautions for uterine biopsy

As the pace of life continues to accelerate, more and more people are starting to lead irregular lives, which is often prone to some gynecological diseases, especially the uterus is particularly prone to problems. However, many uterine diseases require a uterine biopsy to be diagnosed. In order to make the results of the uterine biopsy more accurate, special attention must be paid during the examination. Let's take a look at the precautions for uterine biopsy.

It is best for sexually active women to have a cervical smear done once a year if possible. Cervical smear is currently the simplest and most effective diagnostic method for widespread examination of cervical cancer.

The cervical smear test reduces the mortality rate of cervical cancer by at least 70%. Any woman who has had sexual activity for more than three years or has had sexual activity for more than 21 years should start regular cervical cancer screening. Women who marry and have children early, have a history of miscarriage, a history of sexually transmitted diseases, or have multiple sexual partners are all at high risk of cervical cancer.

Precautions for uterine biopsy

1. The person being examined should avoid sexual intercourse within 24 hours before the scraping.

2. Do not flush the vagina, use vaginal suppositories, or perform intravaginal examinations within 24 to 48 hours before the planned examination.

3. When there is cervical inflammation, treatment should be carried out first, and then the scraping should be done to avoid the film being filled with a large number of white blood cells and inflammatory cells, which may affect the diagnosis.

4. It is best to schedule the examination during the non-menstrual period.

5. Anyone who has had sexual intercourse should have a cervical smear test. Regardless of whether they are married or unmarried, any woman who has had sexual intercourse at any age may develop cervical cancer. Among them, women who marry early or have sexual experience too early, give birth to their first child at a very young age, have many sexual partners, give birth frequently, or smoke have a particularly high risk of developing the disease. Therefore, all sexually active women should undergo a smear test at least once a year.

The above is an introduction to the precautions for uterine biopsy. After understanding it, we know that if we want to do a uterine biopsy, we must make adequate preparations before doing it, so that the results during the examination can be more accurate. Because uterine diseases are particularly harmful to women's bodies, to avoid such situations, we must maintain good living habits in our daily lives, so that we can effectively reduce the occurrence of some diseases.