Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! Please help me answer my question: I found cervical erosion of severe degree under microscopic examination, accompanied by vaginal inflammation, with a leukocyte count of 3 degrees, and TCT test showing atypical squamous epithelial cells. Currently, I am taking some antibiotics orally, but the doctor has not recommended microwave or laser treatment and has asked me to undergo a colposcopy biopsy to check for any cancer cells. Now I am very confused—since I am taking medication, I can't decide whether to do the colposcopy. On one hand, I want to get it done quickly to see if there are any abnormalities, but on the other hand, I'm afraid to do it because my vaginal inflammation hasn't subsided, and the results might not be good. Please help me! Give me some advice! This is my first time asking.Doctor's answer:
Hello, a colposcopy biopsy is performed at the same time as your colposcopy examination. This test mainly involves taking a small sample of cervical tissue for pathological examination, which is a very accurate method for diagnosing diseases of the cervix. I suggest you go to a regular hospital's gynecology and obstetrics department for colposcopy and colposcopy biopsy examinations. At the same time, pay attention to resting well after the examination, avoiding staying up late or overexertion, and exposure to cold, etc. Also, pay attention to maintaining good hygiene of the external genitalia to avoid infection.