What are the dangers of cervical hypertrophy?

Cervical hypertrophy is a common cervical disease in women. For patients, not only do they have to bear the pain of the disease, but their married life may also be affected by the disease. Therefore, obstetricians and gynecologists remind female friends that if they unfortunately suffer from cervical hypertrophy, in order to prevent the condition from further deteriorating, they must go to a professional abortion hospital for treatment as soon as possible. So, how much do you know about the harm of cervical hypertrophy?

1. Affecting normal daily life:

Patients whose condition worsens may experience symptoms of bladder irritation such as bloody leucorrhea, bleeding during sexual intercourse, frequent urination, and urgent and painful urination. And when the inflammation spreads along the uterine sacral tendon to the pelvis, there will be lumbar pain, lower abdominal pain, menstrual pain and other discomforts.

2. Impact on normal delivery:

If a woman develops severe cervical hypertrophy after becoming pregnant, it will affect normal delivery. Therefore, before becoming pregnant, women must cure any illness that may affect pregnancy and delivery.

3. Causes of female infertility:

Simple cervical hypertrophy is not likely to affect pregnancy, but if severe cervicitis is not treated in time, it can cause endometritis, bilateral salpingo-oophoritis, fallopian tube adhesions and blockage, leading to infertility.

4. Causes of cervical cancer:

Experts point out that if cervical hypertrophy is not treated for a long time and the condition worsens, it may cause cervical cancer.

After reading the expert’s detailed explanation above, you should have a certain understanding of the harm of cervical hypertrophy. Because cervical hypertrophy has a certain probability of causing cervical cancer, and cervical cancer is difficult to cure and may endanger the patient's personal safety. Therefore, everyone should be more careful in dealing with symptoms such as cervical hypertrophy. In daily life, if a woman is diagnosed with cervical hypertrophy, she needs treatment as soon as possible.