What is the "secret" to early diagnosis of cervical cancer?

The "secrets" to early diagnosis of cervical cancer are:

① Actively participate in cervical screening. Women who have had sexual life should undergo regular gynecological examinations and use effective screening methods under the guidance of doctors in order to detect cervical lesions at an early stage.

② Confirmed by pathological examination. When the doctor suspects that there is a lesion in the cervix and the cytological examination shows an abnormality, he needs to use a biopsy forceps to bite the cervical lesion under direct vision to take a biopsy, and a pathological examination can be performed on one or more points of tissue.

③ Be familiar with the early signs of cervical cancer. Contact vaginal bleeding, irregular vaginal bleeding, vaginal bleeding after menopause, increased leucorrhea with odor, etc. may be precursors to cervical cancer.

④ Do not take "cervicitis" lightly. Patients with cervicitis often have increased vaginal discharge with odor, vaginal and vulvar itching, etc. Some patients also have a small amount of contact vaginal bleeding after intercourse and gynecological examination. When the above symptoms occur and you seek medical treatment, you should first do a cervical cytology test and HPV test.