What is cervical biopsy low-grade lesions?

A low-grade lesion on a cervical biopsy means that there is some abnormal change in cervical cells, but it is still in a relatively mild stage.

Low-grade lesions do not necessarily mean that serious disease will develop immediately. In most cases, the body's own immune system may play a role and there is a chance that the lesion will naturally regress.

However, this does not mean that it can be taken lightly. Close follow-up and monitoring are required. Regular re-examination, such as cervical cytology, HPV testing, etc., as recommended by the doctor, is required to detect the progression or change of the lesion in time.

In addition, for some patients, the doctor may recommend further treatment measures, such as laser, surgery, etc., depending on the specific situation, to prevent the progression of the lesion and promote the regression of the lesion.