Service Providers for Tissue from Cervix (Biopsy)
A cervical biopsy involves removing a small tissue sample from the cervix to check for abnormal cells or signs of disease, such as cervical cancer. Purpose: To diagnose infections, precancerous conditions, or cancer. Preparation: No special preparation, but avoid intercourse, douching, or using tampons 24-48 hours before. Procedure: The area is numbed, and a small sample is taken with forceps or a needle. Risks: Bleeding, infection, or discomfort. Expectations: Mild cramping or spotting post-procedure. Results: The tissue is examined for abnormal cells or infection. Conditions like infections or hormonal imbalances can affect results.