The cervical canal cells and septic cells are normal, there is no need to be nervous, regular review is sufficient. Cervical cancer screening is best done once a year to find out whether there are local epithelial lesions in the cervical canal, whether there is cancer in the cervix or whether there is high-risk HPV infection. It is also recommended to have cervical cancer screening once a year and not to have sexual intercourse, vaginal plugs or vaginal douching before the screening to ensure the accuracy of the screening. Once abnormalities are detected, treatment will be given according to the results, which often occur with cervical epithelial lesions, such as low grade lesions, high grade lesions or with high risk HPV infection.