Biopsy of chronic inflammation shows koilocytes

Cervical puncture biopsy is the most reliable way to diagnose cervical cancer. Therefore, if the patient finds any changes in his or her cervix, he or she must go to the hospital for such examination in time to minimize the delay of the disease. If the patient is found to have hollow cells during cervical puncture biopsy, he or she should consult a doctor in time to understand the significance of this phenomenon in order to minimize the delay of the disease, otherwise it will cause serious harm to the body.

Therefore, when this happens, people will be at a loss and don’t know how to treat it, which can easily lead to delayed treatment. In our daily life, we should learn more about these aspects and understand the significance of cervical puncture biopsy to empty cells, which is of great help in maintaining women's cervical health.

The presence of hollow cells in a cervical biopsy usually indicates that the patient has been infected with human papillomavirus. If the patient finds that he has this condition, it usually means that he has genital warts. It is a reproductive tract infection with very serious side effects. It not only causes serious harm to women's bodies, causing papules, erosions and other symptoms on the patient's reproductive organs, but also may cause local infection and suppuration. Moreover, this kind of disease can easily be spread through sexual life, so when we find ourselves in this situation, we must refrain from having sex and carry out standardized and systematic treatment in time to control the development of the disease.

For the situation where hollow cells are visible in cervical puncture biopsy, we can usually use organic drugs such as miquimod, trichloroacetic acid, and podophyllotoxin tincture for treatment. These drugs can quickly eliminate warts and improve the patient's condition. For patients with severe symptoms, we can also use liquid nitrogen cryotherapy for treatment, which can promote the necrosis of wart tissue and cure the disease as soon as possible. If the patient's symptoms are very serious and the warts are very large and cannot be removed by the above methods, then we'd better perform surgical treatment to remove the warts completely or in stages to prevent further aggravation of the symptoms.

In short, the presence of hollow cells in cervical puncture biopsy usually indicates that women have been infected with genital warts, which can cause serious harm to their health. Therefore, after this happens, we must seek treatment as soon as possible to control the disease as soon as possible. At the same time, women should also refrain from sexual intercourse to prevent the spread of the disease, otherwise it will cause their spouses to be infected with the disease, and it may also cause great harm to society.