Atypical squamous cells combined with HPV52 positivity is not necessarily cancer, it may be precancerous lesions or cervical inflammation, after which the results need to be determined based on biopsy. Generally speaking, atypical squamous cells are detected by TCT, which has a certain margin of error. Meanwhile, TCT is not the final pathological examination, and needs to be combined with HPV examination to see if there is any infection, which needs to be determined according to the results of colposcopic cervical biopsy. If the patient’s cervical biopsy results suggest that there are cervical inflammatory diseases, cervical epithelial low-grade lesions, cervical epithelial high-grade lesions, cervical pre-cancerous lesions, cervical cancer, then you need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor for medication and surgical treatment. Early cervical lesions are easily cured, and interventions before cervical cancer lesions are very helpful in improving the patient’s quality of life.