Can a cervical examination harm the cervix?

Cervical examination does not harm the cervix. This procedure involves collecting exfoliated cells from the cervical surface and has no adverse effects on the cervix, nor does it cause other diseases. After a cervical biopsy, the most important thing is to maintain vulvar and vaginal health. Sexual intercourse should be avoided for two weeks, and patients should monitor vaginal bleeding. It is best to avoid spicy and irritating foods. Eating more high-protein foods such as meat, eggs, and milk is recommended, while avoiding cold exposure, fatigue, and strenuous exercise.