How is cervical screening performed?

Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that poses a great threat to women's lives. In order to prevent cervical cancer, women are generally advised to undergo cervical cancer screening in order to detect precancerous lesions as soon as possible. So, how is cervical screening performed?

The tests commonly performed for cervical screening include B-ultrasound test and TCT test, which is an internationally advanced technology for detecting cervical diseases. Compared with traditional testing technology, the satisfaction rate and abnormal cervical cell diagnosis rate of this technology have even reached more than 95%, completely surpassing traditional technology. However, when conducting a colposcopy, the actual examination should be based on one's own condition.

Under normal circumstances, you should go to a reliable hospital for a check-up once a year or once every six months, but you should also pay attention to hygiene on a regular basis. Cervical screening can detect the disease as soon as possible and allow for treatment as soon as possible, thus reducing the impact of the disease on the human body and posing no threat to life.

Simply put, cervical screening refers to cervical smear and cervical TCT examination. By collecting cell samples from the cervix and studying the genetic mutation levels of the cells under a microscope, the incidence of cervical cancer can be assessed. Cervical TCT is a cervical fluid based cell analysis test, both of which assess the genetic mutation level of cervical cells, thereby determining the incidence rate of cervical cancer.

For everyone, regular physical examinations are very necessary. They can help you understand your health status in a timely manner, detect diseases in time, and seek treatment as soon as possible. Especially for women, gynecological diseases are easy to get. Among so many tests, one is cervical screening. Many female friends are not clear about what cervical screening checks for?

Cervical screening is mainly based on liquid-based blood tests, which are used to detect cervical cancer in women. Cervical screening is currently the most advanced technology in the world for detecting cervical cancer cells. Compared with the traditional cervical smear test, it first improves the satisfaction rate of specimen collection, and then improves the diagnosis rate of cervical cancer cells. When cervical screening examines cervical tumor cells, the diagnosis rate of detecting tumor cells is 100%. It is worth mentioning that it can also detect cancer changes and microbial infections in advance.

When cervical screening detects cervical cancer, you need to pay attention. Cervical cancer is a very common malignant tumor among female gynecological diseases. Although the general incidence group is middle-aged women, the age of the incidence group has gradually become younger in recent years. The mortality rate caused by cervical cancer is also very high. Therefore, when cervical cancer is detected by cervical screening, it must be treated immediately. The earlier it is discovered and the faster it is treated, the mortality rate of cervical cancer can be reduced to a minimum.