Can I have sex with a cervical gland cyst?

Chronic cervicitis is a common gynecological disease, which is usually caused by the change of subacute cervicitis. Chronic cervicitis has many manifestations, and cervical gland cysts are a common one. Cervical glandular cyst is also called cervical nabothian cyst, which is difficult to detect clinically. The main causes of cervical gland cysts are long-term inflammatory stimulation, cervical fibrosis, and compression of cervical glands. So, can you have sex with cervical gland cysts?

Cervical duct cysts are caused by chronic cervical inflammation. Long-term irritation causes blockage of the opening of the cervical duct, making it difficult for the fluid secreted by the cervical duct to flow out, resulting in small blister-like protrusions in the area, which can vary in size, can be rotating, or can be multiple. In most cases of uterine glandular cysts, there are no clinical manifestations, no special treatment is required, and sexual intercourse is possible.

If there is an abnormal increase in secretions, accompanied by odor, itching, etc., it indicates that there is an infection in the reproductive system and you should actively seek medical treatment before having sex. If accompanied by clinical discomfort such as heaviness and pain in the lower abdomen, or angina pectoris during intercourse, you need to wait for treatment before having intercourse. Generally, you can have intercourse when there are no symptoms.

What should I do if I have cervical duct cysts?

1. Physical therapy

If the cysts are clustered and small, physical therapy can be considered, including phototherapy, microwave heating, etc. If the erosion is extensive and multiple treatments are ineffective, ablation surgery can be chosen. The characteristics of ablation surgery are that it can be cured in one go and does not leave scars, making it the best treatment method.

2. Regular maintenance

For scattered, smaller cervical duct cysts, there is generally no need to worry and no treatment is required. As long as regular maintenance is done every year, there will be no big problem. If the cysts are more concentrated, you need to consider the treatment of the autoclave knife and take appropriate measures based on your specific situation, which will not harm your body.

3. Electrosurgical excision

For patients with endocervical cysts protruding on the surface of the cervix, electrocautery resection should be considered, while patients with more common erosions and long-term unrecoverable conditions should undergo ablation surgery. This treatment method can cure the patient in one go, and the surgical trauma is relatively small. It is also the most common treatment method at present.

Patients with cervical cysts should be extra careful during the treatment period. They must pay close attention to their physical changes and communicate with their doctors in time if any abnormalities are found. Pay attention to getting more rest, ensure adequate sleep time, don't stay up late, and do appropriate exercise according to your physical condition, so that you can have a good treatment effect.