It is an unqualified, generalized concept that refers to a variety of lesions that occur in the cervical region, including inflammation, injury, tumors (and precancerous lesions), malformations, and endometriosis. What are the risk factors for cervical lesions? ①, multiple sexual partners or sexual partners with multiple sexual partners; ②, early sexual activity; ③, sexual partners with cervical cancer; ④, previous or current genital tract HPV infection; ⑤, HIV infection; ⑥, other STDs; ⑦, being treated with immunosuppressive drugs; ⑧, smoking, drug addiction; ⑨, history of cervical lesions, cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, vaginal cancer or vulvar cancer; cervical What are the methods of examination for cervical lesions? ①, gynecological examination (examination and palpation); ②, cytology (traditional cervical smear, CCT, TCT, etc.); ③, colposcopy; ④, pathological histological diagnosis after biopsy; ⑤, ureaplasma, chlamydia, HPV ⑥, routine pubic fluid