Cervical examination items

The vaginal exam examines the position, size, shape, and amount of secretions of the cervix. It also examines cervical mucus using bacteriology. If abnormal, a smear and colposcopy are required. The probe examination detects the direction of the cervical canal, whether there are abnormalities in the length and proportion of the cervical canal, such as cervical adhesions and strictures, and if there are abnormalities, it is necessary to perform an imaging examination. The imaging examination needs to check whether there are lesions in the uterus and fallopian tubes. After the imaging examination, it can also understand the causes of female infertility. It can clearly diagnose cervical neoplasms and congenital malformations or strictures.