Is cervical cancer screening painful?

TCT is the general name for liquid-based cytological testing, also known as cervical cancer screening and cervical cancer cell cytological examination. TCT cervical cancer screening uses a liquid-based cytology detection network to detect cervical cells and perform TBS cytology classification and diagnosis. It is currently the most advanced cervical cancer cell cytology examination technology in the world. Compared with the traditional cervical scraping Papanicolaou acid-fast staining test, it has significantly improved the satisfaction rate of specimen collection and the diagnosis rate of abnormal cervical cells. Does cervical cancer screening hurt?

Cervical screening is generally not painful. Cervical screening is a painless examination. The patient needs to lie on the gynecological examination bed during the examination. The doctor uses a vaginal dilator to dilate the vagina, expose the cervix, and disinfect the vagina and cervix. Then use a soft-bristled brush specially made for cervical screening to pick up some cervical secretions and then go for inspection.

Cervical screening is generally painless, but for some women with more sensitive sensory nerves, there may be some mild pain. If you want to diagnose, you can go to the hospital for a cervical smear or colposcopy biopsy. It is recommended not to worry too much, just do it under the guidance of a doctor and try to relax.

Screening for cervical cancer is not very painful. It mainly involves understanding the conditions that cause cervical cancer. It mainly involves using a wireless amplifier to expand the vagina, then exposing the cervix, and using a cotton ball to wipe the mucus secretions on the cervix. Then, screening for cervical cancer can be carried out. Be sure to choose a reliable hospital for screening. If pain occurs, it may be inflammation and cervical cancer examination must be done. Generally, there will be no consequences.

The cervical screening test itself will not cause any pain or discomfort to the patient. If the patient has diseases such as cervicitis, there may be some discomfort along with the contact of the cervix during the test, but it is generally mild and tolerable.

Cervical screening can effectively diagnose cervical cancer and other cervical malignancies, and is widely used in clinical medicine. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination.