How is cervicoscopy performed?

Hysteroscopy is a common examination item in gynecological examination. Through hysteroscopy, the situation inside the female uterus can be clearly observed. It plays a good auxiliary role in the diagnosis of some gynecological diseases. This can detect the disease early and treat it early, so that the disease will not develop seriously. If a woman is diagnosed with a gynecological disease, she must actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.

How is cervicoscopy performed?

The first thing you need to do during a cervicoscopy is to empty the bladder. The doctor will then help the patient take the lithotomy position and use a vaginal speculum to expose the female cervix and vagina. Secondly, use a cotton ball to gently wipe off cervical secretions and mucus. This will be beneficial for subsequent examinations. The doctor will then use the naked eye to observe the shape, size, color, and growths of the cervix. Then you need to turn on the light, adjust the objective lens to the same level as the examined area, and then adjust the distance of the objective lens. Generally, it can be displayed clearly at a distance of about 20 cm from the cervix. Use a 10x low-power microscope under white light to roughly observe the shape, color, and blood vessels of the cervix, and then use a high-power microscope to identify whether there are cervical lesions.