Is there a big difference between cervical biopsy and immunohistochemical results?

Cervical biopsy and immunohistochemistry are two different methods of examination, and there is generally no big difference in clinical results.

Cervical biopsy and immunohistochemistry are two different methods used to diagnose cervical cancer or other cervical lesions. Cervical biopsy is a pathological examination by taking a cervical tissue sample to determine whether there are abnormal cells or tumors. Immunohistochemistry is a special pathological technique that uses antibodies to detect the expression of specific proteins in tissues. There is generally no big difference in test results.

It is recommended that patients who need cervical biopsy and immunohistochemistry should be performed under the operation of a professional doctor and communicate with their doctor in case of uncomfortable symptoms.