CIN2 has a high cure rate, and most patients can be cured with surgical treatment.
CIN2 is a cervical epithelial cell biopsy test result, i.e., atypical hyperplasia of the cervical epithelium.CIN2 does not usually progress to cervical cancer as long as it is detected in a timely manner and treated.
If a woman’s TCT and HPV tests are abnormal, she needs to complete a colposcopic cervical multipoint biopsy. If the biopsy result suggests CIN2, usually the clinical choice of excisional treatment such as cervical Liposuction or Cold Knife Cone Cutting, after treatment, the cure rate can reach about 80%-90%, but there is a certain recurrence rate.
As long as the patient is detected early and cooperates with standardized treatment, the lesion can be blocked at the stage of precancerous lesions, reducing the chance of developing into cervical cancer.