What are the examination items for cervical cancer? What should be paid attention to before the examination?

Cervical cancer screening items include human papillomavirus and cervical liquid-based cytology smear tests. If the test results are positive, colposcopy, cervical biopsy and cervical conization should be performed to clarify the condition.

Cervical cancer screening methods include human papillomavirus, smear tests, namely HPV and TCT tests. If the test results indicate high risk, colposcopy and cervical biopsy are required to determine whether there are precancerous lesions or early cervical cancer. It also includes cervical conization, which is suitable for patients with multiple positive cervical smear test results but negative cervical biopsy results.
The bladder should be emptied before the cervical cancer examination, and the examination time should be selected 5 to 7 days after the end of menstruation. Two days before the examination, sexual intercourse should be avoided, and the perineum should be kept clean to avoid gynecological inflammation. If there is gynecological inflammation, the cervical cancer examination should be performed after it is cured.