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Colposcopy Examination at Dr. Manju Aggarwal’s Arihant Gynae Clinic, Delhi Accurate Diagnosis. Early Detection. Trusted Expertise. At Arihant Gynae Clinic, Dr. Manju Aggarwal, one of Delhi’s leading gynecologists, provides expert colposcopy examinations using advanced technology and decades of clinical experience. A colposcopy is a vital diagnostic procedure that helps detect abnormalities in the cervix, vagina, and vulva, especially following abnormal Pap smear results. At our clinic, your comfort, privacy, and health are our top priorities. What is a Colposcopy? A colposcopy is a simple, outpatient procedure that allows your gynecologist to closely examine your cervix, vagina, and vulva using a special magnifying instrument called a colposcope. This procedure helps identify: Precancerous changes Cervical dysplasia (abnormal cell changes) HPV-related changes Signs of cervical, vaginal, or vulvar cancers Causes of unexplained bleeding or inflammation When Do You Need a Colposcopy? Dr. Manju Aggarwal may recommend a colposcopy if: Your Pap smear results show abnormal or unclear changes You test positive for high-risk HPV infection You have unusual bleeding, especially after intercourse Visible lesions or polyps are observed during a pelvic exam Chronic pelvic pain or vaginal discharge without clear cause As part of follow-up care after previous cervical treatments Why Trust Dr. Manju Aggarwal for Colposcopy? 🌟 Extensive Expertise: Over 25 years diagnosing and managing cervical health issues 🌟 State-of-the-Art Equipment: Latest high-definition colposcopy systems 🌟 Accurate Diagnosis: Experienced interpretation for early detection of issues 🌟 Patient Comfort: Gentle, compassionate approach to ensure minimal discomfort 🌟 Personalized Counseling: Clear explanation of results and next steps for treatment if needed 🌟 Complete Privacy: A warm, discreet environment where patients feel secure What to Expect During Your Colposcopy at Arihant Gynae Clinic 1. Preparation Ideally scheduled when you are not menstruating for better visibility. Avoid intercourse, vaginal medications, and douching 24–48 hours before your appointment. 2. The Procedure The procedure is similar to a Pap smear. You will lie comfortably on an examination table. A speculum is gently inserted into the vagina to view the cervix. The colposcope (a special microscope) is positioned just outside the vaginal opening. A mild solution is applied to the cervix to highlight abnormal cells. If necessary, small biopsies (tiny tissue samples) may be taken for further lab analysis. The entire examination usually takes 10–20 minutes. 3. After the Procedure Most patients experience little to no downtime. Mild spotting or discharge may occur if a biopsy is taken. Normal activities can usually be resumed immediately. Is Colposcopy Painful? The procedure itself is painless. Some women may feel mild pressure or pinching if a biopsy is performed. Dr. Aggarwal ensures a gentle approach and offers guidance to make you feel at ease throughout. Understanding Your Results Normal: No abnormal cells detected. Routine follow-up may be recommended. Abnormal: Presence of precancerous or suspicious cells; further treatment or monitoring may be needed. Dr. Aggarwal will personally review your results with you and discuss a customized management plan if necessary, such as watchful waiting, cryotherapy, LEEP procedure, or other treatments. Patient Testimonials: 'I was so nervous about my colposcopy after an abnormal Pap smear, but Dr. Aggarwal’s calm and detailed explanation made all the difference. The procedure was quick and comfortable, and thankfully everything was managed early.' — Sakshi D., Delhi 'Dr. Manju Aggarwal is truly caring and professional. She explained every step of the colposcopy clearly and treated me with so much respect and kindness. Highly recommend her clinic.' — Nikita P., Pitampura