A few days after cervical biopsy.

During cervical cancer screening, some women may show abnormal screening results, and further investigation is needed. At this time, colposcopy is normally scheduled, and cervical biopsy is performed on suspicious lesions under colposcopy. After biopsy, there will be a wound on the cervix, and many people will worry about whether the wound will be infected. Do you want to take cephalosporins to prevent infection? Our view is that there is no need, because local wounds in this place, generally as long as you pay attention to your personal hygiene, it will rarely cause infection, there is no need to worry. And too much consideration to use some antibiotics, because any drug has side effects, and abuse of antibiotics, it is likely to cause your body to develop drug resistance in the future. And in the future when some inflammation infection occurs, when taking this type of drug may not be effective. Therefore, cervical biopsy generally does not require any drugs, including antibiotics.