Treatment for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN) – Antai Hospital
Cervical cancer is the most common neoplasm encountered during pregnancy, and it is estimated to occur in 1–10 per 10,000 pregnancies. In recent years, the incidence of cervical dysplasia diagnosed in pregnant women has substantially increased which is related to a general increase in the prevalence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) in women of reproductive age. In pregnant women, CIN is diagnosed 100 times more frequently than invasive cancer. In the past few decades, the management of CIN diagnosed during pregnancy has changed. Aggressive surgery has been replaced by a more conservative approach. The diagnostic and treatment guidelines have been revised and updated. Studies by several authors indicate that the course of CIN during pregnancy may vary. Regression of the lesions has been described in 10%–70% of patients, while in 3%–30% of cases, dysplasia progresses after delivery. Persistence of the lesions is observed in 25%–47% of patients.
Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN) is a precancerous lesion of Cervical squamous epithelium, which can be diagnosed by Cervical biopsy and histological examination. Treatment is aimed at preventing progression to cancer and should avoid overtreatment, which may have side effects.
Although age and CIN grade are predictors of the risk of progressing to cervical cancer, there are other factors that can influence the risk, including HPV and cytological results prior to diagnosis of CIN. Therefore, ASCCP (American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology) recommendations for CIN treatment suggest that other factors should also be considered in determining the risk of progression and in developing an observation and treatment plan. These risk assessments of progression were derived from a cohort study of more than 1.5 million patients followed for more than 10 years.
Definition of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia CIN is a group of closely related to the cervical invasive cancer pre-cancerous lesions collectively, including cervical atypical hyperplasia and cervical carcinoma in situ, and reflect the cervical cancer occur in the process of continuous development, namely by cervical atypical hyperplasia (light – in – heavy) to carcinoma in situ, a series of pathological changes early infiltrating carcinoma and infiltrating carcinoma.
Symptoms of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
CIN generally has no obvious symptoms and signs, and some of them have increased leucorrhea, leukorrhea with blood, contact bleeding, cervical hypertrophy, congestion, erosion, polyps and other chronic cervicitis.
Treatment of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia at Antai Hospital
As for the treatment of CIN, the traditional treatment methods are cervical tube scraping (cervical tube skin resection), cervical conical resection, cervical physical therapy and total hysterectomy, these treatments have varying degrees of overtreatment, will affect the quality of life after surgery, or lead to absolute infertility patients after treatment! Antay hospital has found that “antay solution” can reverse cervical atypical hyperplasia. Antai Liquid is a specialised technology developed by Antai Hospital, but other hospitals do not have it because the patent has not been disclosed yet.
The initial treatment of CIN depends mainly on the risk of cancer, but also needs to take into account treatment-related complications and patient compliance with the treatment regimen. CIN can be treated in two general ways:
1. After diagnosis by Human Papillomavirus (HPV) testing, cervical cytology, and/or colposcopy, patients should be treated with antipyretic solution to turn negative as soon as possible to prevent reinfection with HPV after treatment.
2. If CIN-I patients have progressed to CIN-II or CIN-III, cervical transitional band resection or ablation can be recommended. The transition zone is an anatomical site containing the transition area from the external cervical squamous epithelium to the internal cervical glandular epithelium, with special cells susceptible to HPV infection and prone to transition. Therefore, patients with CIN need to undergo total hysterectomy when necessary to prevent the spread of cancer cells.
CIN-I can be divided into CIN-I, CIN-II, and CIN-III. CIN-I is a low-grade lesion with a low probability of progression to malignant tumor, while CIN-II & III is a high-grade lesion with a high probability of progression to malignant tumor and a low probability of regression. Therefore, for most of the younger patients and patients with CIN I, the first choice should be to actively receive ”安太液“ treatment. Patients who have family planning and worry that CIN treatment may cause adverse obstetric outcomes (such as difficult pregnancy, abortion, premature delivery) should be found and treated as early as possible without delay; Some patients with CIN II can also be treated with ”安太液“ and continue to observe the progress. CIN III is a direct precursor of cervical cancer, and it is recommended that patients with THIS TYPE of CIN insist on receiving cancer treatment.
Antai hospital, after thousands of clinical trials, has identified a success rate of 95%, the specific method is: exposure of the medication onto the cervix via a speculum, via a colposcope under the guidance of the doctor. The medication is applied and coats the affected, abnormal regions and cervical canal, application is required every 4-7 days. However, the treatment cycle varies from person to person, generally 2-5 times is sufficient for atypical hyperplasia for full recovery. The treatment does not require hospitalization, painless, no scarring on the cervix, and finally does not affect fertility.
Antai Hospital’s Commitment
Antai Hospital’s full refund policy for the miscarriage prevention treatments we provide should already be the best guarantee for a healthy pregnancy. Patients should rest assured, can and should go about their everyday life, focusing their diet on vegetables, beans, celery, and other fiber-rich foods. Besides that, an active lifestyle of yoga and swimming should also be incorporated to help relieve stress and increase blood circulation, which is beneficial for the fetus’s development and the mother’s health. With our assurance, a healthy lifestyle, and peace of mind, you can go through a healthy pregnancy with no complications.
Recurrent miscarriages are no doubt a heavy blow to the patient’s physical and mental health. All we can do is to help ease the burden and decrease your trauma, to slowly help you overcome the anxiety with the love and care that we provide at Antai Hospital.
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