How to check the cervix

The cervix is ​​an important organ for women. This organ is easily affected by diseases. Women need to pay attention to the hygiene of the cervix. When there is an abnormality in the cervix, women need to go to the hospital for examination. The examination method is generally B-ultrasound. B-ultrasound can determine which type of gynecological disease the cervix is ​​affected by. Gynecological diseases can have a great impact on women and need to be treated in time.

During the examination of the female cervix, a cervical smear examination is an indispensable item in gynecological examination. Cervical smear refers to taking a small amount of cell sample from the cervix and placing it on a glass slide, and then studying it under a microscope to see if there are any abnormalities. For women who have sexual life, it is best to have a cervical smear test once a year. The cervical smear test is currently the most effective method for examining the cervix. As for the cervical smear test, it can reduce the mortality rate of cervical cancer by 70%. Any woman who has had sexual activities for more than three years or before the age of 21 should have regular check-ups. Regular check-ups are also for the sake of health.

There are many regular check-ups that women should do, which are also directly related to cervical examinations, including cervical cancer screening. Having a history of miscarriage and having multiple sexual partners are situations with a high incidence of cervical cancer. Women in this group must pay more attention, especially in special circumstances where the cervical opening is exposed. The scraper should be rotated 360 degrees at the external opening of the cervix to gently scrape off the mucous membrane and secretions there, and then the scraped secretions should be subjected to pathological testing. These testing methods play an important role in the judgment of the cervix, so the cervical examination is not particularly complicated.

Women cannot flush their vagina within 24 to 48 hours before the examination. This is something that needs to be done before the examination. In addition to these preparatory work, many women also need to do the work after the examination before the gynecological examination. Therefore, in principle, we need to understand the specific reasons and circumstances of cervical examination from all angles. This is a very important process for the uterus.