How long after the biopsy can I get the medication?

Cervical biopsy is a relatively common examination method. It will also cause certain damage during the process, so good nursing care should be strengthened. It is best not to use some suppository-type drugs immediately at this time. It should be used after two weeks of conditioning. When doing cervical biopsy, you should understand some precautions, such as it cannot be done during menstruation. Let's take a look at this aspect.

How long after the biopsy can I get the medication?

Cervical biopsy is a traumatic examination. There will be local wounds after the examination. It will take 2 weeks before vaginal insertion, sexual intercourse and douching. Doing it too early may increase the chance of infection. You can continue to observe if there are no symptoms such as yellow leucorrhea, odor, or vulvar itching. If the above symptoms appear, go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea examination in time.

Cervical biopsy precautions

Cervical biopsy should pay attention to the following points:

1. It is best not to have sex one week before menstruation or during menstruation to prevent bleeding.

2. Before the operation, the leucorrhea should be checked in advance to confirm that there is no vaginitis before a biopsy can be performed.

3. The biopsy site may bleed, so do not have sexual intercourse, vaginal douching or sitz baths within 1 to 2 weeks after the examination. If vaginal bleeding is heavy, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

4. If you have a colposcopy, you can take a biopsy under the colposcopy to improve the accuracy of diagnosis.

Indications

1. Increased leucorrhea with a fishy odor

Many women think they have vaginitis when they experience this symptom, but treatment is ineffective. Cervical cancer can also be manifested by increased and foul-smelling vaginal discharge, which can be differentially diagnosed through cervical biopsy.

2. Irregular vaginal bleeding

There are many reasons for irregular vaginal bleeding, and cervical lesions cannot be ruled out. Women who have this symptom for a long time should get checked out as soon as possible to see if it is caused by cancer.

3. Postmenopausal vaginal bleeding

It is common in elderly women who have vaginal bleeding after menopause. This is a very dangerous signal and you must go to the hospital for examination if you experience this phenomenon.

4. Contact bleeding (bleeding after sexual intercourse and gynecological examination)

Although traumatic bleeding cannot be ruled out, it may also be caused by cervical cancer.

5. Cervical inflammation that cannot be cured for a long time

Cervical erosion is often a physiological phenomenon (displacement of columnar epithelium), but early cervical cancer may also appear as erosion, and screening and identification are performed based on cervical cytology.

6. Gynecological examination revealed that the cervix was hard

It may be a sign of cancer.

7. Health check-up

During the health check-up, cervical smear cytology examination found cancer cells and suspicious cancer cells.