First, chronic inflammation of the cervix that has not been cured by medication can be treated with laparoscopy, and the excised part of the cervix must be sent for pathology after laparoscopy. Secondly, if the colposcopy reveals high-level lesions in the cervical area, the cervical area can be treated with Lipo knife, and the cervical area must be reviewed regularly after the operation. Thirdly, if the cervical lesion is suspected to be cancerous, but the clinical results of TCT and HPV are negative, the cervical lesion should also be treated by laparoscopy, and the excised tissue should be sent to pathology for examination.