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Cervical puncture biopsy is a biopsy of the cervix and is also a test item for cervical cancer. Women feel that their vaginal discharge is excessive and has a foul odor, they have irregular vaginal bleeding, and cervicitis cannot be cured. People with vaginitis cannot undergo cervical puncture biopsy, and there is no need to do the examination one week before menstruation or during menstruation. It doesn't matter what the test report says, just listen to the doctor.

We often see that cervical puncture biopsy is an item in some gynecological examinations. This cervical puncture biopsy is a living tissue examination of the cervix, and it is also an examination item for checking whether you have cervical cancer. What are the regulations for cervical biopsy? In what situations can the test not be performed? What should be paid attention to after cervical puncture biopsy?

Cervical puncture biopsy is to put the collected tools into the endometrium, take a part of it, put it into the inspection container for observation and inspection to see if there are any lesions in the cells. If the cells are lesions, further diagnosis can be used to determine whether cervical cancer has occurred. If you have cervical cancer, you don't have to give up easily. You should actively seek treatment and get rid of it.

Since cervical puncture biopsy is also considered a minimally invasive surgery, you still need to be more careful, follow the doctor's instructions, avoid activities that should not be carried out, and get plenty of rest. Of course, a cervical biopsy is not as scary as you might imagine. How to interpret the report of a cervical biopsy is a professional question. Doctors have professional knowledge, so just follow the doctor's results.

Cervical puncture biopsy cannot be performed in some situations. For example, women with vaginitis cannot undergo cervical puncture biopsy about a week before menstruation or during menstruation. In the week after the cervical puncture biopsy, some reactions may occur, such as: sudden presence of light yellow liquid in the lower body, which is due to the healing of the scar from the cervical puncture biopsy. There may also be a small amount of blood stains. After all, it is a minimally invasive surgery, and the appearance of blood is normal. As long as the blood bar is not large, there is no problem. It doesn’t matter how you interpret the examination report of cervical puncture biopsy. Everyone has their own expertise, so just listen to the doctor’s results with peace of mind.

There are also some common problems after doing a cervical puncture biopsy. Rest as much as possible, avoid strenuous activities, keep the lower body clean, and avoid taking a bath, etc. The doctor will also tell you the results of the cervical puncture biopsy immediately. I believe that doctors have also advised on these common issues, so they must be strictly followed. Doctors have many years of experience and professional expertise. After all, the human body is your own and has nothing to do with others. You still have to take good care of it yourself.