Patient's question:
My mother had a thorough gynecological examination at the hospital. The results are as follows. It would be a great help if the doctors could explain this in a simple and understandable way for me. Thank you. Cervix: Squamous epithelial hyperplasia, partial papillary fibrosis, with atypicality. Posterior fornix of the vagina: Squamous epithelial hyperplasia, partial papillary fibrosis, with visible.Doctor's answer:
According to her cervical biopsy results, there is a case of cervical atypical fibrosis, which does not rule out the possibility of cervical pre-cancerous lesions. It is recommended to perform careful immunohistochemical examination for her condition. The diagnosis will determine whether there is cervical pre-cancerous inflammation. If there is no local vaginal antiviral treatment needed, it can be managed accordingly. If there is pre-cancerous lesions, a cervical conization surgery will be required. Don't worry, with active treatment, there is nothing to be concerned about.