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The uterus is very important for women, but it is a very fragile part. If you don't pay attention to care, you are likely to suffer from some cervical diseases. For example, the incidence of cervical cancer has been increasing in recent years, which is particularly harmful to women's health. When cervical diseases are found, it is usually necessary to perform a biopsy on the cervix to confirm what kind of disease it is. What does cervical biopsy cin1 mean?

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, referred to as CIN, is a group of cervical lesions that are closely related to invasive cervical cancer. CIN is divided into: CIN1, CIN2, and CIN3. CIN1 refers to mild atypical hyperplasia of the cervix, CIN2 refers to moderate atypical hyperplasia of the cervix, and CIN3 refers to severe atypical hyperplasia of the cervix and carcinoma in situ.

CIN1 is a low-grade CIN lesion in the cervix, while CIN2 and CIN3 are high-grade CIN lesions in the cervix. Most low-grade CINs can regress naturally, but high-grade CINs have the potential to become cancerous and can develop into invasive cancer, so they are called precancerous lesions.

Things to note after cervical biopsy

1. Avoid sexual intercourse for one month after a cervical biopsy. This examination can cause trauma and sexual intercourse is likely to cause infection. After the operation, you must keep your vagina clean, wash it every day, and have a special towel. Get enough rest, don't stand or squat for too long, and avoid strenuous exercise. If your doctor recommends taking medication, take anti-inflammatory and hemostatic drugs as directed. Avoid spicy, cold or uncooked food during the recovery period.

2. Avoid cervical biopsy during menstruation and one week before menstruation. Also, do not use suppositories or clean the vagina two days before the examination.

3. If you suffer from gynecological inflammation, you must treat the inflammation first and then have an examination to prevent the inflammation from affecting the diagnosis of the disease.

What is a cervical biopsy?

1. The biggest function of cervical biopsy is to determine whether the person being examined has cervical cancer. This is a confirmatory test for cervical cancer.

2. Irregular vaginal bleeding: There are many diseases that can cause irregular vaginal bleeding, and it is also likely caused by cervical lesions. If bleeding symptoms persist for a long time, a cervical biopsy should be performed to rule out cancer as the cause.

3. Postmenopausal vaginal bleeding: It usually occurs in elderly women. They have already reached menopause, but they still have vaginal bleeding. This is a phenomenon worthy of attention. If it happens, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately.

4. Contact bleeding: For example, bleeding during sexual intercourse and bleeding after a gynecological examination may be traumatic bleeding. However, cervical cancer can also cause bleeding.