Grade III cervical lesions

For women, when they reach a certain age, they should pay special attention to the occurrence of cervical cancer. They should go to the hospital for regular gynecological examinations. When grade 3 cervical lesions occur, they must pay attention that these are precancerous lesions of the cervix and should be treated as promptly as possible. There are two ways to treat cervical disease: medication and surgery. If the disease is not serious, you can choose to apply topical medications or take oral medications. If the disease is more serious, a hysterectomy is required.

What is Grade III cervical lesion?

Grade 3 cervical lesions are actually called cervical precancerous lesions, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, etc. Clinically, they are divided into three levels according to the severity of cervical lesions, mainly including CIN grade I, II and III.

Grade 3 cervical lesions are the last level of cervical precancerous lesions. If they continue to progress, they will develop into cervical cancer. If you do not actively seek medical treatment, it may eventually develop into cervical cancer. This is a very serious problem.

How to treat grade 3 cervical lesions?

When it comes to the treatment of grade 3 cervical lesions, it can generally be treated through surgical methods such as cervical cone excision or cervical radical resection. However, it should be noted that the disease can be treated through surgery to remove cancerous tissue. In order to avoid recurrence of cancer, patients must have regular lifelong follow-up and recheck cervical smears and HPV, otherwise there is a possibility of recurrence.

The above is an introduction to how to treat grade 3 cervical lesions. It is obvious that grade 3 cervical lesions are already very serious cervical lesions. Patients must no longer take it lightly. For grade 3 cervical lesions, active treatment should be required because the risk of progression to invasive cancer is relatively high. The best treatment method is surgery, generally LEEP or cone biopsy, and the cure rate is very high. I hope that patients can actively cooperate with doctors to help themselves recover as soon as possible. In short, when facing such problems, female friends must handle them with caution and never let the problem get worse.