CIN refers to cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN).CIN grade 1 is typically contracted for one to three years, but there are individual variations.
It takes about two to three years from human papillomavirus (HPV) infection to the appearance of CIN, a low-grade precancerous lesion, on the cervical epithelium, or one year if the individual progresses more rapidly.
Therefore, if HPV infection is detected, timely colposcopy is recommended, mainly to find out whether the cervical epithelium is already diseased at this time, and if it is not diseased, it should be checked regularly.
If CIN grade 1 is present, treatment should be given promptly, and cervical physiotherapy, such as laser treatment or cryotherapy, can be done. In short, the lesion epithelium is carbonized and necrotic, and then new epithelium grows, thus achieving the purpose of treatment.
In addition, regular cervical cancer screening is very important for women, so even if there is no discomfort, it is recommended to have a gynecological examination once a year, along with cervical cancer screening. Consultation with a medical professional is recommended for specifics.