Can cervical congestion heal on its own?

Cervical hematoma is one of the main clinical manifestations of subacute cervicitis. When patients experience this kind of situation, it is probably due to the stimulation of sexual life in daily life or acute cervicitis. We generally recommend that patients go to the hospital outpatient clinic for relevant examinations as soon as possible. After the actual cause is determined, precise treatment measures are adopted to help the patient recover. In life, many patients think that cervical hematoma is not a serious disease, so don't waste time going to the hospital for treatment.

Can cervical hematoma be cured?

In fact, from a medical point of view, it is very difficult to heal cervical hematoma by itself. This is because cervical hematoma is likely to cause a large amount of purulent secretions in the patient's cervical canal in clinical medicine, causing epithelial cell shedding in the patient's cervix, dilation of the inferior vena cava, and swelling and pus discharge. Therefore, when patients find that cervical hematoma has occurred, they must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Never try to let a cervical hematoma heal on its own. This may result in missing the best treatment opportunity and endangering the patient's personal safety.

If you have a gynecological examination and find cervical hematoma, you can consider doing a liquid-based cytology test. Adolescents or young women are more likely to experience this condition because the high level of estrogen causes the displacement of the cervical columnar squamous epithelial cells, resulting in a white and red appearance of the cervix, and changes in the granules. It is often misdiagnosed as mild cervical erosion or cervical hematoma. Usually, special treatment is not required and it can be cured with the change of female hormones. In other words, whether it can improve on its own depends on the results of the liquid-based cytology test. If a large number of inflammatory cells are found, antibiotic suppositories or vaginal medications should be used for treatment, and good hygiene management should be maintained.

At present, there is no specific medicine in medicine for the treatment of cervical hematoma. Therefore, we can only use some anti-inflammatory drugs to help patients reduce inflammation. Therefore, in order to treat cervical hematoma, we must address the main cause of cervical hematoma in patients. In other words, if the patient's gynecological disease is completely cured and the patient's cervical position is restored, the cervical hematoma will naturally disappear.

In terms of daily diet, patients also need to pay attention to a light diet and can take some antioxidants appropriately, such as vitamin A, vitamin C, and various nutrients. Eat more foods containing carbohydrate compounds, such as glycogen and its grains. Eat more vegetables and fruits that are beneficial to maintaining women's cervical health, such as cabbage, lettuce, loofah and so on. In this way, we can effectively help patients alleviate cervical inflammation and reduce cervical hematoma.