What is the diagnosis method for chronic cervicitis in women? Detailed explanation of the 4 major examination items for chronic cervicitis

I believe that most women know about chronic cervicitis. Nowadays, the incidence of this disease is quite high, so once the disease occurs, it must be diagnosed in time, otherwise it will cause serious harm to the female body and may even cause infertility. Therefore, for the sake of their own health, patients must accurately check the condition and actively take treatment.

Chronic cervicitis is very familiar to women. It is a common gynecological disease. The occurrence of this disease has a serious impact on women's physical and mental health. Therefore, once you suffer from this disease, you must go for diagnosis and treatment in time. Only by correctly diagnosing the disease can you get accurate treatment and stay away from the troubles caused by the disease as soon as possible. So, what are the main diagnostic methods for chronic cervicitis? Let's take a look at it below.

1) Gynecological examination: This examination can detect the size and shape of the cervix, as well as the texture of the cervix and the thickness of the cervical canal, and even whether there is contact bleeding. Secondly, the patient's vulva, vagina and uterus, as well as the tissues around the uterus, such as the ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvic lymph nodes, etc., should be examined.

2) Cervical smear examination: This is the most common method of examining chronic cervicitis. It is very simple, convenient, and effective. It is the most important auxiliary examination method and the preferred initial screening method for cancer prevention surveys.

3) Colposcopy: This examination can quickly detect some lesions that are invisible to our eyes. Among the examination methods for cervicitis, only colposcopy can take biopsies from suspicious areas, effectively improving the accuracy of the biopsy.

4) Iodine test and naked eye observation: This method can detect at least 2/3 of the lesions. During the inspection, 3%-5% acetic acid solution is applied to the cervix, and then the reaction of the cervical epithelium to acetic acid is observed, and then a biopsy is taken from the white lesion area.