Patient's question:
How is cin1 treated? A colposcopy and pathological cytology examination have been performed.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Local CIN I (mild dysplasia): Atypical cells are confined to the lower 1/3 of the epithelial layer. Generally, most CIN I cases can naturally regress, or they can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. This condition is often caused by chronic cervical inflammation and can be treated through medication, laser, microwave methods, etc. Surgical intervention may be necessary if needed. Additionally, there is a possibility of this condition progressing to cancer, so it is recommended that patients have follow-up appointments every 2-3 months.