Why is a cervial biopsy done?

A cervical biopsy is performed to obtain a small sample of tissue from the cervix for examination under a microscope. This procedure is typically conducted to diagnose abnormalities, such as precancerous changes or Cervical cancer, often identified through Pap smear results. It helps healthcare providers determine the appropriate treatment and management for any detected issues. Additionally, a biopsy can assess other conditions affecting the cervix.