If the cervical cancer screening test is positive for HPV 16 and TCT is normal, it is recommended to do further colposcopy, if no obvious abnormality is found in colposcopy, it can be repeated in half a year; if colposcopy suggests cervical lesions, it is necessary to take a biopsy of the cervical tissue, and according to the results of the biopsy, it is necessary to determine the need for treatment.
If the cervical cancer screening test is positive for HPV 16, TCT is normal and colposcopy shows no obvious abnormality, the test can be repeated in six months.
Cervical tissue biopsy without lesions, this situation indicates that the patient is HPV-infected, but the cervical cytology and histology are free of lesions. HPV 16 positivity may be a transient viral infection. there is no specific drug for HPV infection, and HPV conversion can be accelerated by strengthening physical fitness, improving immunity, regular rest and relaxation, and avoiding high-risk sexual behavior, etc., and reviewing in six months.
Cervical tissue biopsy with low-grade or high-grade squamous intraepithelial neoplasia requires further cervical treatments such as laser, cryotherapy, and Lipo conization.
Regular cervical cancer screening is recommended to detect problems and deal with them in time to avoid delaying the disease.