Endocervical cells

First of all, we must understand that cervical cells are cells that every woman has, but because this type of cell itself is a pathogenic cell, if it has no effect on the human body under normal circumstances, then this is a normal situation. However, once an infection occurs, the best way is to go to the hospital for treatment in time. As a woman, you should also pay attention to your living conditions, pay attention to your menstrual hygiene, and pay attention to hygiene.

1 What does it mean when there are endocervical cells in the cervical examination?

Endocervical cells are pathogenic cells of the cervical canal. Endocervical cells are pathogenic cells of the cervical canal. Almost everyone has this type of cell, and the number of these cells indicates whether your cervix is ​​normal or not. If the results of the cell examination show no intraepithelial lesions or malignant changes, it is considered not cancer but just a viral infection. It is not a big problem. You can cooperate with the doctor for antiviral treatment and pay attention to follow-up examinations.

2 What does it mean when there are endocervical cells in the cervical examination? Prevention of cervical cancer

1. Avoid chaotic sexual life. Many countries have reported that premature sexual life and disordered sexual life are direct high-risk factors for cervical cancer. Premature sexual activity refers to having sexual activity before the age of 18, and the prevalence rate is 13.3 times higher than that of those who have sexual activity over the age of 25, while disordered sexual activity refers to having multiple sexual partners.

2. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene. Use qualified menstrual pads, take rest during menstruation, and avoid swimming during menstruation.

3. Pay attention to sexual hygiene. You should have sexual life in moderation and not too frequently. It is advisable for young women to have sex twice a week. It is forbidden to have sex during menstruation, and it is not advisable to have sex too early after abortion, delivery, or uterine surgery.

4. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently, wash the vulva with warm water every day, and do not use unclean bathing utensils, including avoiding using other people's towels, soap, etc.

5. Advocating late marriage, fewer births and better births can delay the age of starting sexual life and reduce the number of births, which can reduce the chance of cervical cancer.

6. Avoid male factors. Men with phimosis or foreskin that is too long should pay attention to local cleaning. It is best to have a circumcision. This will not only reduce the risk of cervical cancer in his wife, but also prevent the occurrence of penile cancer in himself.

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This article will introduce what it means to have endocervical cells in a cervical examination. Although endocervical cells are a kind of pathogenic cells, they are present in everyone, so don’t worry too much!