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Colpolscopy
A colpolscopy is usually recommended when symptoms including abnormal vaginal discharge, pain, and growths on the cervix are present.
This procedure involves an examination of the cervix under a magnification with a help of a colposcope. A solution of acetic acid is applied to the cervix and it is examined with a bright light. Abnormal areas remain white and light doesn’t pass through them.
A colpolscopy is usually recommended when symptoms including abnormal vaginal discharge, pain, and growths on the cervix are present.
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Colpolscopy -
Vaginal Discharge, Cervix
Usually this procedure is performed after an abnormal Pap smear test to detect the nature of the problem. Often it is accompanied by biopsy (taking a sample of the abnormal area.) If abnormal area is rather small, it can be removed completely during the same visit to the doctor.
A colpolscopy is usually recommended when symptoms including abnormal vaginal discharge, pain, and growths on the cervix are present.
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