Is it painful to do a cervical enlargement test?

Examination of cervical hypertrophy is usually not painful, but may be slightly uncomfortable.

Cervical hypertrophy is a common gynecological problem in women. In most cases, it can be diagnosed through ordinary gynecological examinations and auxiliary means. The examination usually includes pelvic examination, colposcopy or cervical cytology examination (such as Pap smear). These examinations are mainly to observe the appearance, shape and internal changes of the cervix. Most women will only feel short-term pressure or foreign body sensation, but not real pain.

If you feel obvious discomfort during the examination, it may be related to your nervousness or sensitivity to the examination, or it may be related to inflammation or the state of your cervix. Staying relaxed can greatly reduce discomfort, such as adjusting your breathing and understanding the examination steps in advance. Some people may feel shy or embarrassed, but the doctor will respect privacy and try to make the process quick and comfortable.

Avoiding sexual intercourse, douching, using lubricants or vaginal medications before the examination can help the doctor more accurately assess the health of the cervix. If there is persistent or severe pain, you should tell your doctor in time and follow the doctor's advice for further evaluation or treatment.