What does cin3 gland involvement mean?

With the development of the economy, people pay more and more attention to their physical health, and more and more people are beginning to join the health care team. Some time ago, medicine was still in a relatively backward stage, and women did not pay much attention to the cervix. However, in recent years, many cervical vaccines and other drugs to prevent cervical diseases have been launched on the market, and regular cervical examinations are also very necessary. So, what does it mean that cin3 invades the glands?

CIN stands for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, which can be divided into three grades. If it is the largest level of change, the probability of progression to cervical cancer can reach 71%~73%, which belongs to high-ratio cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, moderate to severe atypical hyperplasia, and invasion of the glandular duct. It is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment in time, otherwise the harm of the lesion is very large. Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia can be cured by a variety of methods, such as surgical removal or combined with targeted drug therapy. In clinical medicine, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia can also be called cervical carcinoma in situ. If you are worried that the treatment is incomplete, you can also have a hysterectomy.

CIN3 refers to the metastasis of cervical somatic cells. It was previously called cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, but now CIN3 is classified as HSIL of the cervix. It generally refers to the transformation of cervical cells. The cytoplasm is optically disordered, the proportion of cytoplasm is significantly increased, and the cytoplasmic fragmentation is significantly increased. These anomalous cells expand to the 2/3 layer of the subepithelial tissue, and even reach the myelin layer, and these anomalous cells invade the glandular ducts of the cervix. However, these abnormal cells did not penetrate the basement membrane and did not invade the interstitial space, so they did not belong to cervical cancer. CIN3 refers to a type of cervical precancerous lesion. If CIN3 occurs, it is still necessary to actively treat it, because there is a possibility of developing cervical cancer. Cervical conization surgery is necessary. Based on the pathology of the conization surgery, the next step of the cervix will be decided.

Cervical cin3 invasion of the glandular ducts refers to the invasion of pathogens into the glandular ducts of cervical cells on the basis of cervical cin3 precancerous lesions, which may have a higher risk of lesions than cervical cin3 lesions that do not invade the glandular ducts. Cervical cin3 invasion of the glandular ducts refers to the invasion of pathogens into the glandular ducts of cervical cells on the basis of cervical cin3 precancerous lesions, which may have a higher risk of lesions than cervical cin3 lesions that do not invade the glandular ducts. The invasion of cervical cin3 into the glandular duct is a serious condition and can easily lead to cervical degeneration or cervical cancer. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately and remove it if necessary. Eat a light diet, pay attention to local hygiene, change your clothes frequently, and exercise regularly.