Have you heard of cervical biopsy? This is a very important examination item that can help women understand the health of their uterus. Maybe some girls are not familiar with this term, but it is very important in daily life.
Do you know? Compared with other common examination items, cervical biopsy is a very accurate and painless method. Naturally, there may be some discomfort during the entire process, but compared to other methods, it\’s really minimal. 
Why does cervical biopsy hurt?
1. Generally speaking, female cervical biopsy does not cause pain. However, cervical biopsy may cause soreness and distension in the patient\’s lower abdomen, and many patients will feel a sinking feeling in the lower abdomen.
2. Generally, cervical biopsy is not very painful and the process only takes five minutes. Since there are no painful nerves at the end of the cervix, patients usually do not undergo anesthesia.
3. Many women feel very painful when undergoing cervical biopsy. This pain does not come from the cervix. It is likely that there is a disease inside the vagina, and the person being examined is relatively sensitive to pain, making the examination difficult. When touched, it caused greater pain. The cervix does not even have pain nerves, so it cannot produce pain.
Compared with those methods that require entering the body for detection, cutting or radiation, cervical biopsy can be said to be safe and non-invasive! After all, you only need to use special biopsy forceps to take a small amount of tissue from the cervix for pathological examination. 
The role of cervical biopsy
Through cervical biopsy, it can be determined whether there are lesions, non-specific inflammation, uterine tuberculosis and other problems. That way, we can solve the problem in time and take effective measures!
Precautions for cervical biopsy
There are some things you need to pay attention to before performing a cervical biopsy! For example, avoid vaginal medication, vaginalDouche, have sex and before and after your menstrual period. This will ensure more accurate results.
Finally, I would like to remind everyone that you also need to pay attention during postoperative care and recovery!
