Cervical biopsy p16

There are actually many items in gynecological examination. In addition to the most common routine leucorrhea examination and B-ultrasound examination, more and more women now need to do cervical puncture biopsy. Through cervical puncture biopsy, we can vividly discover the specific situation inside the woman's cervix and determine whether the woman has some cervical diseases. However, since the examination location is relatively special, many women worry whether it will be very painful when doing this kind of examination?

What is the meaning of cervical puncture biopsy p16

A cervical puncture biopsy was positive for HPV16, indicating that some people in the body were infected with human papillomavirus 16. Cervical screening is generally carried out in a three-step approach. If atypical squamous cells are found in the cervical TCT screening, colposcopy, cervical biopsy, and HPV testing are recommended. Clinical experiments have found that the incidence of cervical cancer is directly related to infection with high-risk HPV16 and 18. Therefore, if the high-risk HPV16 is positive and there is a high-aspect ratio change in cervical epithelial cells, cervical erosion surgery or cold knife cone biopsy must be performed.

Is a cervical biopsy painful?

Generally speaking, women will not feel much pain at all when undergoing cervical puncture biopsy, but cervical puncture biopsy may cause abdominal pain in women. The cervical puncture biopsy process only takes about five minutes. Since there are no painful nerves in the cervical peripheral nerves, most patients are not easy to anesthetize. Some people find that the pain is more severe during the examination. In fact, this pain does not come from the cervix, but may be some symptoms in the vagina. During the inspection, I felt some pain due to the touch.

The whole process of cervical biopsy is relatively simple and short, but it is very practical. We can make accurate diagnoses for many gynecological diseases in women. For women's cervix, during cervical biopsy, some specific tissues are taken from the cervix, and then corresponding pathological examinations are performed. At the beginning, we first disinfect the female vulva, vagina and cervix, and then use special biopsy forceps to remove some tissues at the site of the disease, and then immerse them in formalin solution for pathological sectioning and staining.

Now we know that the cervical tissue itself has no pain nerves, so it will not hurt during the examination. If the pain is more severe, it is very likely that there are some symptoms in your vagina. Therefore, after doing a cervical puncture biopsy, we also need to do a vaginal examination. Some people may experience abdominal distension during the examination process, which is normal. Since the examination time is very short, this symptom will disappear relatively quickly, so everyone does not need to worry too much.