What are the precautions for vaginal inversion examination?

As female friends grow older, it is necessary to have regular physical examinations, especially after giving birth, women often develop some gynecological diseases. Regular physical examinations can help us understand the physical condition and detect and treat diseases early. Colposcopy is a biopsy that can magnify the cervix dozens of times to observe whether there are small lesions. What are the precautions for colposcopy?

Colposcopy is a relatively effective examination item for observing cervical diseases. It is recommended that married women have it once a year. If conditions permit, they can have a colposcopy every six months.

Things to note during colposcopy are as follows:

1. Diet. Although colposcopy is an examination performed on the reproductive tract, there are still some dietary precautions that you need to pay attention to before the examination. In the three days before the colposcopy, you need to be careful not to eat too greasy food and eat food that is easier to digest. Even though we don’t pay much attention to these aspects in our daily lives, we must pay attention to them before the examination, otherwise the results will be inaccurate or cause great harm to the body.

2. Precautions on the reproductive tract: Colposcopy is not suitable for examination during menstruation. The best time for examination is 3-7 days after the menstruation ends. We must grasp this time ourselves. In addition, before the examination, we also need to do some gynecological examinations, such as leucorrhea examination, to ensure that we do not suffer from vaginitis, etc., before we can undergo a colposcopy. Therefore, we must be mentally prepared in this regard. Another important point is that we should avoid sexual activity and vaginal douching in the three days before the colposcopy. In short, we need to provide the vagina with an undisturbed environment.

Precautions after colposcopy : Because the biopsy tissue is taken out, there may be local bleeding. If the amount is relatively small, we don’t need to panic. When a large amount of bleeding occurs, we must seek medical attention in time. In addition, because it may harm the cervix, sexual activity is prohibited within half a month.