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Don't have vaginal intercourse the day or two before your colposcopy. Don't use tampons the day or two before your colposcopy. Don't use vaginal medications for the two days before your colposcopy.
Results Colposcopy If no abnormal cells were found, then you will usually be told straight away by the doctor or nurse. You will still need to attend routine cervical screening appointments in the future. If you had a biopsy you may need to wait 4 to 8 weeks to get your results.
A colposcopy is nearly pain-free. You might feel pressure when the speculum goes in. It might also sting or burn a little when they wash your cervix with the vinegar-like solution. If you get a biopsy, you might have some discomfort.
A colposcopy can be done during your menstrual cycle, but it is better to have it done when you are not on your period.
You may have a cervical biopsy in a healthcare provider's office, as an outpatient, or during a hospital stay. Some biopsy procedures only need local anesthesia. Other need regional or general anesthesia. The way the test is done may vary depending on your condition and your healthcare provider's practices.

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A colposcopy is usually carried out in a hospital or clinic. It should usually take 15 to 20 minutes to have your colposcopy and you should be able to go home afterwards. But you might be at the hospital for several hours from getting there to going home.
Tampons tend to leave behind fibers or even cause micro tears that could alter the results of your colposcopy exam. You should stop using tampons for at least a day before your procedure.
191,563 referrals to colposcopy were reported in 2019-20, an increase of 5.1% from 2018-19 (182,304).
The answer is complex. \u201cIt is very hard to inject local [anesthesia] into the cervix because of the density of the tissue. The cervix is very tough\u2014think injecting into the heel [of the foot],\u201d says Heather Bartos, M.D., an ob-gyn in Texas.
You'll be referred for a colposcopy if your cervical screening test reveals cervical cell changes, or symptoms such as unexplained pelvic pain or vaginal bleeding need to be investigated. It will usually be carried out in the outpatients department of your local hospital.

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