Colposcopy: Monitoring Cervical and Vaginal Health

Colposcopy: Monitoring Cervical and Vaginal Health Colposcopy is a diagnostic method that allows detailed examination of the cervix and vagina. It is usually performed when abnormal findings are detected in a smear test or when there is a risk of HPV infection. Colposcopy helps detect cervical cancer or precancerous lesions at an early stage. Why is Colposcopy Performed? Abnormal cells detected in a Pap smear test Risk of HPV infection or genital warts Vaginal bleeding or spotting Detailed assessment of cervical and vaginal tissue How is the Procedure Performed? It is painless and quick The vagina and cervix are examined using a special magnifying device Small biopsies may be taken if necessary Daily life continues normally after the procedure Benefits Early detection of cervical cancer risk Identification of abnormal cells and lesions Avoidance of unnecessary surgical procedures Protection of health through regular check-ups Conclusion Colposcopy is a safe method to protect women’s health and enable early diagnosis. Regular check-ups and an informed approach are crucial for long-term health.