Cervical cancer can be diagnosed by cervical biopsy.

Cervical cancer can be diagnosed by cervical biopsy.

Cervical biopsy is a procedure that takes cervical tissue and sends it to a laboratory for pathological examination to observe the morphological characteristics, structure and histological changes of cells. This method can determine whether cervical cancer is present in cervical tissue. If cancer cells are found locally, cervical cancer can be diagnosed. For patients with abnormal symptoms and suspected cervical cancer, doctors may prescribe this test. once cervical cancer is detected, early intervention is needed to improve prognosis.