What does cervical cin grade 2 mean?

A woman's cervix is ​​one of the most important organs. If there is a problem with it, it will not only affect a woman's sexual life, but also her fertility and physical health. Therefore, women should learn how to maintain their cervix as early as possible and prevent some cervical diseases, especially cervical cancer. If conditions permit, they can get vaccinated against cervical cancer. So medically speaking, what does cervical cin grade 2 mean?

First of all, chronic cervicitis means that there is inflammatory infection in the cervix, and chronic cervicitis with CIN2 grade is cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. Although it is not cancer, it is a precancerous lesion. Therefore, it is also necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. If it develops into CIN3, it is equivalent to cervical carcinoma in situ, which will be very troublesome to treat. There are many ways to choose from for the treatment of chronic cervicitis with CIN2 grade. You can choose physical therapy, liposuction or cone biopsy.

Low-grade cervical lesions generally include CIN1, which mainly occurs in women between the ages of 30 and 40, while high-grade cervical lesions include CIN2 and CIN3, which mainly occur in people between the ages of 40 and 50. CIN1 requires regular TCT examinations and colposcopy, and local

Antiviral preparations can be used for treatment, and corresponding physical therapy methods can also be selected. However, if it is CIN2 and CIN3, then a Lip knife or cold knife cone biopsy surgery is required for treatment.

Preoperative considerations

Before the operation, many examinations are needed, including cervical smear cytology examination, which is mainly used to check whether there are malignant cells in the cervix. Colposcopy is also needed, which can observe cervical lesions and greatly improve the probability of diagnosis. In severe cases, cervical biopsy is also required, which is mainly done by taking a certain amount of cervical lesions for biopsy.

Postoperative precautions

Antibiotics must be used after the operation to prevent infection. A follow-up visit should be conducted four to six weeks after the operation to check the healing of the cervix. During this period, you should not have sexual intercourse or take a bath in the tub to avoid re-infection.