Cervical canal cells are the pathogenic cells of cervical canal. Almost everyone has these cells, and their number indicates whether your cervix is normal or not.

Metaplastic cells, strictly speaking, are "squamous metaplasia's cells". "squamous metaplasia's cells" means that when there is inflammation in the cervix, squamous epithelium can expand to the lower third or higher part of the cervical canal; During the healing process of cervical erosion, cells can proliferate under columnar epithelium and differentiate into squamous epithelium. This change is called squamous metaplasia, and the cells that cause metaplasia are "metaplastic cells".

Metaplastic cells are a kind of cells that appear during the recovery of cervical inflammation and have the function of repairing cervical erosion surface. Generally, women with normal cervix have no metaplastic cells.

This is just a general examination, don't have psychological pressure!