Patient's question:
Three months ago, the TCT test during the physical examination showed atypical hyperplasia, and HPV was negative. Recently, a biopsy was performed, and the diagnosis was chronic cervicitis with acute inflammation, local epithelial CIN 1-2, with koilocytes visible. Cervical mucosal polyps.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, according to your situation, the TCT test shows atypical hyperplasia, and the biopsy reveals local epithelial CIN1-2, along with a mucosal polyp in the cervix. This indicates that there are precancerous cells in your cervix. Clinically, it is generally recommended to undergo surgical treatment to treat the potentially affected areas to prevent them from worsening.Suggestions: Surgical treatment is relatively direct. If you do not wish to undergo treatment, long-term medication and observation may be an option, but this can also be costly and does not guarantee a favorable outcome. Generally, early detection and early treatment are recommended for cervical conditions to prevent further progression.