Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II

Grade 3 cervical intraepithelial neoplasia takes into account moderate to severe intestinal metaplasia and the possibility of carcinoma in situ. The damage to women's health is quite serious and requires prompt and standardized treatment, which cannot be ignored. It is recommended that you undergo immediate cervical leep knife surgery. If there is any residue or it is contraindicated, radical surgery is required to remove it. Let's discuss what cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade III is.

Grade lll cervical intraepithelial neoplasia can be clinically classified as a cervical precancerous disease with the potential to develop into cervical cancer. After this kind of result occurs, it is recommended to take active measures. The patient can undergo cervical laser or argon gas knife cervical loop electrosurgical excision, also known as LEEP knife. In addition, after the operation, ensure to have a follow-up check for HPV and cervical TCT every 6 months to avoid recurrence of symptoms.

In addition to cooperating closely with the doctor for treatment, patients also need to take more precautions in daily life. They should maintain good personal hygiene, wash underwear and other clothes separately, eat more vegetables, fruits, lean meat, fish, chicken breast, dairy products, beans, etc., and increase physical exercise, so as to improve their antiviral ability.

Generally speaking, it takes two years for cervical epithelial tumor grade 111 to develop into cervical cancer. Therefore, if active treatment measures can be taken during this period, the hope of recovery is still very high.

The treatment recommendations for grade 111 cervical epithelial tumors should be considered carefully. For women who have fertility plans, cervical conization can be performed as soon as possible. For women who do not have fertility plans, hysterectomy can be used for surgical treatment. After surgical treatment, regular follow-up visits must be carried out to observe the status of cervical HPV at any time and to carry out pathological puncture biopsy. Once lesions occur, treatment must be carried out as soon as possible.