Pre-cancer screening of the cervix includes HPV and TCT, which is cytological screening of the cervix. If the HPV is negative and the TCT of the cervix is not problematic, it can be reviewed after five years. If the TCT examination of the cervix shows inflammatory changes, this condition is also benign, and anti-inflammatory treatment or substance treatment is available for cervicitis. However, if HPV is positive and the TCT examination of the cervix is inflammatory, it is also a benign lesion, and it is necessary to review it after one year. If the HPV infection is sixteen or eighteen sexes, colposcopy must be done. So if the TCT of the cervix is a benign reaction, a benign change, there is usually no major problem, and regular rechecking is fine.