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Cervical Cryotherapy




The treatment with cervical cryotherapy is used to prevent cervical cancer, which is often caused by HPV. Another name for this is cryosurgery. If the dysplasia is at a mild level, then most of the time it is treated through a procedure that freezes the abnormal cells. When abnormal cells are found on the cervix from HPV, the condition is called dysplasia. The treatment with cervical cryotherapy is used to prevent cervical cancer, which is often caused by HPV.

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Cervical Cryotherapy

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Cervical Cancer, HPV

This procedure takes about 20 minutes to perform and once completed the body will expel the abnormal cells that have been killed over about 2-3 weeks. A metal probe with liquid nitrogen running through it is used to freeze the surface layer cells on the cervix. The treatment with cervical cryotherapy is used to prevent cervical cancer, which is often caused by HPV.

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