How are CIN3 and chronic cervical inflammation treated?

Patient's question:

This year in October, prenatal check-ups were implemented. The doctor, after a thorough examination, recommended a biopsy to confirm chronic cervical inflammation. Squamous cell metaplasia and CIN3 have not yet been treated. I would like to know if there are any good medications available to treat them now. Because when the doctor examined my wife, he noticed that her cervix looked very smooth with the naked eye, what medication would be better? I don't want to have surgery.~

Doctor's answer:

Chronic cervical inflammation can be treated with vaginal medication, but your pathology examination results show that the cervix has CIN3. This condition is believed to be a precancerous lesion of the cervix. Your cervix appears smooth. Then, periodic TCT, HPV, and pathology examinations should be conducted to exclude cervical cancer and receive timely treatment. CIN3 is a precancerous lesion of the cervix. It is recommended to undergo a cervical conization to prevent cervical cancer.

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