Patient's question:
After the electric loop resection, what kind of help do you want: Electric loop resection pathology examination, individual glandular epithelial mild atypical hyperplasia, what needs to be doneDoctor's answer:
Hello, cervical atypical hyperplasia is a medical term used to describe cytological abnormalities in the cervix caused by HPV. If these abnormalities are mild and occur in small quantities, they are often self-cleared without treatment. However, if moderate to severe atypical hyperplasia occurs, it is difficult to clear on its own. At this stage, the cytological abnormalities are generally considered "precancerous lesions." If they are not detected and treated in time, they may progress to cancer. It is recommended to visit a formal hospital for a comprehensive evaluation by a doctor to determine if treatment is necessary.