What are the early screening programs for cervical cancer

The high-risk age for cervical cancer is between 30 and 35 years old. There are several causes of this disease: viral infection, sexual behavior, the number of births, infection with some pathogens, etc. In the early stages of cervical cancer, there are generally no obvious symptoms. As the disease progresses, there will be various symptoms. So what are the early screening programs for cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer is actually divided into several types: benign lesions, benign and malignant, and there are naturally differences between the different types.

The first one is the most important examination method for screening cervical cancer: cervical smear cytology examination, which mainly examines the transformation zone of the cervix.
The second is the iodine test. Under normal circumstances, the result of the examination with iodine solution is that the examined part appears brown or dark brown. If the examined part does not show any color, it means that there is a possibility of certain lesions. This method can greatly improve the diagnosis rate.
Then there is colposcopy and cervical and endocervical biopsy, which is the most important basis for diagnosing the disease. Patients need to pay attention to it. Finally, there is cervical conization. Any doctor will confirm the final result based on the test results, medical history, and symptoms.