Cervical DNA test normal range

The normal range of cervical DNA testing usually refers to the absence of abnormal DNA ploidy.

In cervical cells, DNA ploidy is relatively fixed under normal conditions. This means that if the test results show no abnormal changes in DNA ploidy, it is within the normal range.

Through the analysis of cervical DNA, it can accurately understand the genetic material of the cell. If DNA aneuploidy and other abnormal phenomena do not appear, it indicates that the cell is in a healthy state. In

addition, although the normal range represents that the cell is relatively healthy, this does not mean that you can completely relax your vigilance. Regular cervical DNA testing is important for timely detection of possible early abnormal changes, so that early intervention measures can be taken to prevent the disease from progressing.

It should be noted that different testing techniques and laboratory standards may lead to certain fluctuations in the normal range. Therefore, when interpreting the test results, it should be combined with the specific test methods and the reference standards of the medical institution.