Is a cervical biopsy harmful to the body?

I heard from others that cervical puncture biopsy is to cut a piece of flesh from the cervix. Female friends are very worried about this matter, worrying that their cervix will be damaged during the examination. So, does cervical puncture biopsy cause damage to the cervix? Let's take a look at this issue together, hoping to help female friends who need cervical puncture biopsy.

In fact, the current examination method is different from the traditional examination method in the past. It is not as scary as female friends have heard, and it will not cause great damage to the cervix. There will only be small wounds recently, and there may be some small bleeding after the examination, but it will usually stop, and there will be no complications. If complications are established, the current medical regulations will not allow the existence of this examination item. This is because cervical puncture biopsy is carried out after strict disinfection and sterilization, and dressing changes will be carried out after the operation, so the probability of infection is very small.

Speaking of danger, it is the unprofessionalism when doing cervical puncture biopsy. In this case, it is recommended to choose a large-scale hospital to do the examination to avoid the risk of surgical infection. Another reason is that the postoperative medical care is not timely or poor. For women who have undergone puncture biopsy, antibiotics are required to prevent infection. You don't need to do this test if you are about to have your period or during your menstrual period, as it will increase your bleeding. If the wound continues to bleed after the operation, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination and blood circulation treatment in time. If the patient has vaginal inflammation, it is recommended to cure the vaginitis before doing a cervical puncture biopsy, because vaginitis will reduce the accuracy of cervical puncture biopsy.

The above is a brief introduction to whether cervical puncture biopsy is harmful to the cervix. Have you read the above content and found it helpful? Patients are advised not to make independent guesses and wait patiently for the test results. If problems are found, they should be treated immediately. If there are no problems, the current cervical erosion should be treated immediately to avoid other gynecological infections.