Treatment of cervical dysplasia

Cervical dysplasia is a pathological change in the epithelial cells of the cervix, which doctors classify as a precancerous condition. Without timely treatment, dysplasia may progress and lead to the development of cervical cancer.

Why cervical dysplasia diagnosis is important

Cervical dysplasia often has no symptoms, and women may not notice pathological changes. Regular gynecological check-ups, Pap tests, and additional examinations allow early detection of dysplasia, ensuring effective and safe treatment.

Diagnostic methods

The clinic uses modern diagnostic methods for cervical dysplasia:

• Colposcopy — a detailed examination of the cervix to detect cellular changes
• Cytology (Pap test) — identification of abnormal cells at an early stage
• Human papillomavirus (HPV) testing — detection of high-risk virus types associated with dysplasia
• Additional examinations — laboratory tests and imaging when necessary

Treatment of cervical dysplasia

We develop an individualized treatment plan for each patient, depending on the severity of dysplasia and overall health condition. The following gentle treatment methods are used:

• laser therapy
• cryotherapy
• radiofrequency methods

Comprehensive follow-up helps control the recovery process, prevent recurrence, and maintain cervical health.

Who needs this service

Cervical dysplasia is especially relevant for women who have:

• abnormal Pap test results
• detected high-risk HPV infection
• suspicious findings during gynecological examination

How to find us

Dear patients,

From August 1, 2024, I will be happy to welcome you to my new office at:
Bahçelievler mah., E-5 Yanyol No 14/B, Metroport Busidence / Bahçelievler / Istanbul.
Office No. 1009, 10th floor.

Appointments can be made by phone:
+90 212 442 66 30 and +90 506 886 18 86

Clinic website: rusginekolog.com

The doctor kindly asks for your understanding regarding possible delays in appointment times due to emergency situations, which often occur in obstetrics and gynecology.