Pictures of cervical cysts

The cervix is ​​the neck of a woman's uterus and is very prone to problems. Many women have noticed swelling in their cervix and think that this swelling is not a big deal and does not need to be addressed. Is that really the case? This article will explain in detail what happens when a cyst grows on the cervix.

What happens if a cyst grows on the cervix?

Generally, if it is a simple cervical cyst without any symptoms, you don't need to worry about it. The doctor only looks at the surface layer. There are usually a lot of cervical cysts in the muscle layer, which everyone has. Cervical cysts are a type of chronic cervicitis. Scattered, smaller cervical cysts generally do not require treatment and only require annual inspections. For clustered smaller cysts or larger cysts, physical therapies such as phototherapy, laser, microwave heating, and self-coagulation knife can be considered. For those that are significantly protruding from the surface of the cervix, electrosurgical excision can be considered.

What should I do if I have cervical cysts?

Cervical cyst is actually a cystic space-occupying lesion caused by chronic cervicitis after long-term irritation. During the disease period of cervical cysts, related symptoms such as increased female secretions, increased vaginal odor, and bleeding during sexual intercourse will occur. After the condition of the cervical cysts has worsened to a certain extent, the repeated growth of the cysts will cause the internal expansion of the uterine cavity, so it must be treated in time after the condition occurs.

Cervical cyst is a disease caused by inflammatory stimulation, so once the disease occurs, it is not easy to disappear on its own. Moreover, if the condition is not treated in time, the irritation of inflammation will cause the area of ​​cysts to gradually increase. Therefore, during the period of cervical cysts, patients must use a combination of surgical treatment and medication to properly treat the existing condition of cervical cysts as soon as possible. Only then can the condition of cervical cysts be effectively controlled and gradually improved, so as not to aggravate the damage to the cervix and affect the reproductive state in the later stage.

Cervical cysts are not easy to disappear on their own and may continue to grow. Therefore, the damage caused to the cervix during the existence of the disease is enormous. If the inflammation cannot be completely eliminated and the cysts cannot be removed, it will cause detailed changes in the environment and structure of the uterine cavity. As the disease worsens, it may even cause infertility. Therefore, during the illness, the cysts must be removed surgically, and the use of drugs to reduce inflammation in the cervix can also allow the cervical tissue to fully recover as soon as possible.

This article gives a detailed and comprehensive overview of what a cyst on the cervix is ​​and also introduces some possible treatment measures for cervical cysts. In fact, the growth of a cyst in the cervix means that the cervix is ​​no longer healthy. If you want to stop your cyst from developing, you need to actively take certain effective measures to treat it.