Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesions CIN grade 1 20

A lot of the palace is fake! Gong Mi may change a hospital after 3 degrees! Intraepithelial lesions CIN grade 1 can be reversed, it is not recommended to Lip knife, microwave **, this is the suggestion of the Yankees, giant science, the domestic obstetrics and gynecology is extremely low rookie, in order to make money Low squamous intraepithelial lesion CIN grade 1 also on the Lip knife, microwave or even cone, in fact, it is too **, in the United States** to eat a lawsuit!

Here, the chaos is very! It's useless to change it! First of all, the education step is not good!

It is recommended to be anti-inflammatory, improve endocrine**, if there is a ring then down for a period of anti-inflammatory, improve endocrine** follow-up.

Don't use physics at every turn**. Not good!

Level 1 can not be **, half a year of re-examination, many people will heal themselves, if you want to treat it very much, just put the medicine on the line, the two you said are excessive**.

Level 2 or higher required**.

Summary. Hello, squamous intraepithelial lesion of the cervix, it belongs to precancerous lesions, and it is not yet what people call cancer. Because of this lesion, most people can reverse it.

What does it mean to have high-grade squamous epithelial lesions with grade 11 CIN11.

Hello, squamous intraepithelial lesion of the cervix, it belongs to precancerous lesions, and it is not yet what people call cancer. Because of this lesion, most people can reverse it.

I'd like to ask me what level this belongs to.

It is generally divided into 3 levels.

I wonder what level I belong to.

It is generally divided into 3 levels.

Does it mean that I belong to level 3?

It should be judged based on a number of tests, and should be consulted with your doctor.

Ok thanks.

You are welcome.

Low-grade CIN lesions are chronic cervicitis, accompanied by squamous metaplasia and cervical hypertrophy on the surface of the cervix, and should be aggressive to avoid malignant transformation. Cin lesions should be low grade (grade I), have a tendency to malignant, do not need to do cervical biopsy for the time being, need to be active**, if there is no fertility, physical methods can be used**. If HPV is negative, it's not a big problem.

In general, it takes 10-15 years for CIN to develop into invasive cancer.

Chronic cervicitis is one of the most common diseases. It is more common in multiparous women. The main clinical manifestations are increased leucorrhoea, milky white or yellowish, or viscous purulent, sometimes bloody or mixed with blood streaks.

Generally, it is not difficult to diagnose by ** examination. The cervix is mostly manifested as cervical hypertrophy, endocervicitis, cervical gland cyst and cervical squamous metaplasia.

This is a precancerous lesion of the cervix, which is actually the previous stage of cervical invasive cancer, and the precancerous lesion of the cervix is divided into three stages, namely: CIN1, CIN2, and CIN3.

Generally, the lesions of the cervix are: chronic cervicitis (cervical hypertrophy, cervical polyps, cervical erosion (mild cervical erosion, severe cervical erosion, severe cervical erosion)) cervical precancerous lesions Cervical invasive cancer Cervical cancer (among which cervical cancer can be divided into many stages).

The process from cervical inflammation to cervical cancer is generally about 10 years, this process is reversible, and the effect is also very good, what you can do at present is to cooperate with the doctor positively and maintain a good attitude!

Hello. This is not cancer.

This only requires one surgery.

It is the leep knife surgery of cervical erosion.

When I went to the hospital for a check-up today.

The patient in front of me was this cin3

I listened to the doctor introduce her.

LEEP surgery is required.

I was examined at the Chongqing Maternal and Child Health Hospital.

Hello! First of all, I wish your mother a speedy recovery! In view of your filial piety, I will talk to you about "cin".

Cin "is" cervical

intraepithelial

The abbreviation of "neoplasia", which means "new lesion in the epithelial of the cervix" in Chinese; If the squamous epithelial cells in the cervix of the daughter muscle helium cage are mutated and poorly differentiated, we call them "cin".

CIN - is the range that falls under the precancerous lesions of the cervix.

In general, cervical epitheliosarcoma-like lesions include cervical dysplasia and carcinoma in situ of the cervix, which are precancerous lesions of invasive carcinoma of the cervix, collectively known as CLN.

1) Level division.

So according to what criteria is CIN divided? Depending on the thickness of the cervical epithelium occupied by atypic cells, CIN can be classified into the following three levels:

Cin- grade: 1 to 3 layers of the most affected epithelial layer.

Cin- grade: Atypic cells replace the deep epithelial layer and occupy the lower part of the epithelium2 3.

Grade CIN- (carcinoma in situ).

The literature suggests that in patients with non-** CIN,32 spontaneous regression occurs,14 lesions progress, and the rest of the lesions persist.

2) Disposal measures.

In clinical practice, it is generally treated like this:

Grade CIN: cervical conization or total hysterectomy is performed, depending on factors such as the extent of the lesion, the feasibility of patient follow-up, patient age, and fertility requirements.

Now a large number of clinical studies have shown that total hysterectomy is not used as the preferred method of CIN and .

If you are satisfied with the above, please don't disappoint my kindness and answer in time.

Hello. High-grade intraepithelial lesions.

CIN3 is more severe, and cervical conization can be done. It is a precancerous lesion, not to the point of cancer, but there is a possibility of continued progression, actively cooperate with the doctor, accept **will**, don't worry too much, don't always think about the worst, I wish you a speedy recovery!

Hello: Moderate, or "cin2". About 2 out of 3 cervical cells undergo abnormal changes. CIN2 (and CIN3) correspond to HSIL (high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions) in the cytological classification.

This could be an atypical hyperplasia of your cervix.

Generally, if it is more than moderate, surgery plus drugs will have a better effect.

It is recommended that you choose a regular **hospital with excellent surgical skills to do related surgery**, and pay attention to postoperative maintenance.

Wishing you good health!