Content List:

• Colposcopy?.
• Why do we need a colposcopy test?
• Claposcopic Risks
  • When should we refer to a gynecologist?
Colposcopy Prepare?
• Stress and anxiety before colposcopy
• Colposcopy is performed?
  • Cervical testing? ..
• The best time for Colposcopy
• Reference to Physician
• Frequently asked questions

Colposcopy?

Colposcopy is a diagnostic procedure that helps gynecologist to examine your cervix (low uterus) and your vaginal wall for abnormal tissue.

This experiment is performed by a special optical microscope called colposcope. This device enlarges your uterus, cervix and vagina .... If you see abnormal or tissue abnormalities, your doctor can send a sample to the laboratory so that we need cancer or pre -cancer cells. th2>

If your pelvic examination and Pap smear test is abnormal, gynecologists do cervical colposcopy.

During the uterus colposcopy, the doctor can examine vaginal and vaginal changes (outer genital tract) in addition to the cervix.

Colposcopy is a safe process that has very little risk.. Rarely, complicated complications occur during this experiment ... These include:

• Severe bleeding
• Infection
• pelvic pain

You can consult with a gynecologist if necessary and you can also refer to a gynecologist in person.

When should we see a gynecologist?

You should see the following symptoms in the time of women:

• Very severe bleeding .... (more menstrual bleeding.)
• chills
• Fever
• Extreme abdominal pain

How to Prepare ourselves for Colposcopic Examination? ..

Follow the following tips before doing Colposcopy:

• Do not plan this test during menstruation.
• Share your pregnancy with your doctor.
• Avoid sex 7 hours before colposcopy.
• Do not use tampon from one or 7 days before the test.
• Avoid vaginal medications one or 3 days before colposcopy.
• Use painkillers such as Advil, Motrin or acetaminophen (tilnol) on the day of the test.

Coping Stress and Anxiety Before Colposcopy

Women who have more anxiety and stress during the colposcopy process experience more pain than other people. Even some women may ignore this test due to high stress ...

You better help control stress and anxiety from the following methods:

• Raise your awareness of how this test is done and ask your doctor to have your mind ...
• Look for activities such as exercise, meditation, being with friends and family so you can get more comfort ...
• Listen slowly with the help of a music player while testing to get less pain ...

This test is performed in the doctor's office and the process takes about 1 to 2 minutes. The colposcopy is very similar to the Pap smear test and can be performed without anesthesia or anesthesia.

The steps to do this are: