Colposcopy is a method used by doctors to detect early abnormalities in the female uterus, especially cervical cancer. Colposcopy can be performed with the naked eye, but most require the use of a specialized endoscope with multiple magnifications.

Colposcopy is a method of using a scope with a magnification of the cervix from 10 to 30 times to help doctors clearly observe lesions. This method is used to detect early abnormalities in the uterus of women, especially cervical cancer.

The Pap smear test is a safe, simple test to screen for cervical cancer. However, it is not a perfect test, it can give false negatives, meaning you may have an abnormality that the test did not detect.

Cervical cancer is a common cancer in women, the estimated incidence of cervical cancer is 13.1/100,000 women worldwide. In Vietnam, cervical cancer ranks 4th among common cancers in women after breast, stomach, and lung cancer.

Cervical endoscopy and biopsy are commonly used methods to detect abnormalities in the vagina and cervix to provide appropriate treatment for patients.

Cervical biopsy is an extremely necessary procedure to help women observe the vulva, vagina and cervix to detect early diseases in the uterus such as cervical cancer, diseases in the vagina and vulva. . From there, the doctor can recommend the most suitable treatment.