Precancerous Cervical Cell Treatment in Kathmandu
Treat Abnormal Cells Before They Become Cancer
What Are Precancerous Cervical Cells?
Precancerous cervical cells (also called cervical dysplasia or CIN — Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia) are abnormal cell changes in the cervix that, if left untreated, could develop into cervical cancer over many years. These changes are caused by persistent high-risk HPV infection and are detected through Pap smear screening.
Grades of Cervical Dysplasia
CIN 1 (Mild Dysplasia)
Low-grade changes. Often resolves on its own without treatment. Regular monitoring recommended.
CIN 2 (Moderate Dysplasia)
Moderate changes. Treatment is usually recommended to prevent progression.
CIN 3 (Severe Dysplasia / CIS)
High-grade changes. Treatment is essential to prevent cancer. Not yet cancer but requires prompt treatment.
Treatment Options
LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure)
A thin wire loop with electric current removes abnormal tissue from the cervix.
- •Most common treatment for CIN 2 and CIN 3
- •Quick procedure (10-15 minutes) in clinic
- •Local anesthesia used
- •Removed tissue can be tested for cancer cells
- •High success rate (90-95%)
Cryotherapy (Freezing)
Liquid nitrogen freezes and destroys abnormal tissue.
- •Suitable for small, low-grade lesions
- •No anesthesia needed
- •Quick and well-tolerated
Cone Biopsy (Conization)
A cone-shaped piece of tissue is surgically removed from the cervix.
- •Used for more extensive or severe dysplasia
- •Performed under anesthesia
- •Both diagnostic and therapeutic
Recovery & Follow-Up
After Treatment
- •Mild cramping and watery discharge for 2-4 weeks
- •Avoid intercourse, tampons, and douching for 4-6 weeks
- •Most women resume normal activities within 1-2 days
Follow-Up Care
- •Follow-up Pap smear and HPV test in 6-12 months
- •Annual screening after normal follow-up results
- •HPV vaccination recommended to prevent reinfection
Precancer Treatment at GyneNepal
Dr Rashmi Bastakoti provides expert treatment for precancerous cervical cells:
LEEP procedure available
Cryotherapy services
Colposcopy evaluations
Compassionate follow-up care
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