What tests can be used to diagnose cervicitis? Introduction to the examination methods for chronic cervicitis in women

Chronic cervicitis refers to the long-term presence of inflammatory stimulation in the cervix. The type of pathogens, the degree of inflammatory stimulation, and the morphology of the lesion are different for each patient. These are all factors that need to be considered in the treatment of the disease. Therefore, it is important to check and determine the severity of the condition in your cervix before treatment.

Cervicitis is an inflammatory change of the tissue and mucosa of the cervix. Clinically, there are many patients. Most patients with cervicitis have chronic diseases. For this disease, the severity of each person's condition and the shape of the lesion are different, and there are many clinical manifestations. If you want to cure this disease as soon as possible, it is very important to check and determine your own disease. Only targeted treatment can recover faster and better. So, what kind of examinations are needed for chronic cervicitis? Now, let's focus on this aspect.

When patients with cervicitis go to the hospital for treatment, the doctor will first do some basic gynecological examinations. The speculum can see the changes in the cervical opening with the naked eye. Generally, when the cervical canal is wiped with a cotton swab, it is easy to induce intracervical bleeding; if the cervical canal or cervical canal cotton is swabbed on the specimen, purulent or mucopurulent secretions can be seen with the naked eye;

Furthermore, many patients with cervicitis are caused by ascending infection from vaginal inflammation, so routine leucorrhea or BV examination can determine whether it is bacterial, fungal, trichomonas or other pathogenic bacteria infection; for the situation inside the cervical mucosa, it is also necessary to check the pathogens of the cervical canal, generally streptococci, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc.

In addition, patients with chronic cervicitis are more likely to have cervical malignant changes because the inflammation has long stimulated the mucosa or tissue of the cervix. Therefore, it is recommended to do a cervical cancer prevention smear test at least once a year, which is what we usually call a TCT test, so that if malignant changes occur, you can know it as soon as possible and have a clear idea of ​​it.

To sum up, this is some basic information about the examination of chronic cervicitis that we talked about today. No matter what kind of disease it is, only accurate examination can be cured. The same treatment effect is unlikely to be good. In addition, if you have this disease, don't worry too much. As long as you have regular examinations and targeted treatments, it can generally be cured, so don't put too much pressure on yourself.