What is a Colposcopy? | Colposcopy : Biopsy, Purpose, Procedure, Risks and Results

Colposcopy is an outpatient procedure that examines the lower anogenital tract with Binocular microscope. It involves 6-40 times magnified visualization of transformation zone of the cervix. Colposcopy is a clinical gold standard test for the evaluation of patients with abnormal cervical cytology. The indications of Colposcopy include Post-menopausal bleeding , Post-coital bleeding , Cytological Abnormality on Pap Smear , Abnormal bleeding Cervix and pre-operative assessment in early stages of Ca Cervix. Therapeutic Indications of Colposcopy include Cervical Biopsy (helps in direct visualizing the abnormal areas on Cervix . It helps in follow up in Conservative Management.
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[@Preranashaw45]

Great video with beautifully explanationed

[@pakistanzindabaad7933]

Colposcopy has great role in Cervical Cancer screening and it reduces the incidence of Cervical Cancer in general population. Pap Smear has got sensitivity of 57 to 80 %.

[@sarakhan6221]

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About Nexplanon , I have made this video
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Although the compelet method of removal of Nexpalnon has not been shown in this video, I will notify you if I make that video.
But the method of removal is similar to Jadelle , except that Jadelle has got two rods.
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I feel like maybe I'm weird or maybe something was done differently for me during a colposcopy. They did give me a Tylenol beforehand, the 2nd time i had it done. The first was close to 20 years ago, so i could be forgetting things. I just remember a pinch n some cramping n that was all. The 2nd, less than a year ago, I felt pinches every time she took a biopsy. I had some mild cramping as it was happening. But it was mostly just uncomfortable. Think i had a few cramps here n there that night too. However, despite not having much pain, i nearly passed out afterwards. No idea why. The gyno said she's not sure why that happens bc the cervix doesn't have nerve endings. (Which doesn't seem correct to me or i wouldn't even feel the pinches.) I ended up going to get a cone biopsy later on. That i was sedated for, thankfully.
So im not sure if the really painful thing everyone is talking about is actually a colposcopy or if they had something like a conization or leep procedure done with no meds. I could see than being extremely painful. Maybe my cervix was just less sensitive than most. Idk.