What is cervical acetic acid white epithelium?

The acetate white epithelium of the cervix generally indicates low-grade lesions or high-grade lesions. This deficiency depends on the thickness of the vinegar white. If the acetate white epithelium is thicker, the possibility of high-grade lesions is greater. If the white epithelium is removed, The epithelium is relatively thin, and the possibility of low-grade lesions and even inflammation is relatively high, so this can be distinguished. After applying vinegar white, further experiments are needed, and iodine needs to be applied. If the iodine is not stained after the vinegar white epithelium is coated, or some mustard yellow, the possibility of this high-grade lesion is very large, it is necessary to take a biopsy, and the pathology can be confirmed after the biopsy. If the diagnosis is high-grade lesion, timely treatment is needed.