What to do if there is a small cyst on the cervix

Cervical cysts are also very prone to recurring, and many women have problems that cannot be cured. If cervical cysts are not treated promptly and effectively, it can easily affect the relationship between men and women, cause gynecological inflammation, and even lead to infertility problems. Therefore, cervical cysts must be treated promptly. So, what should we do if we have cervical cysts?

1. Treatment of cervical cysts

1. Treatment with Oupin suppository: In fact, Oupin suppository is a kind of medicine. After diagnosis, patients with cervical cysts can use Oupin suppository according to the doctor's instructions. This type of medicine requires a propeller to be inserted into the vagina, and sexual intercourse should be strictly prohibited during the medication period. This can treat cervical cysts.

2. Drug etching: The method of drug etching is actually to use some drugs to clean the surface of the cervix, and then use silver nitrate or potassium dichromate to wipe the rotten part, and then use saline to wash repeatedly, but this method is relatively dangerous and needs to be carried out in the hospital.

3. Physical therapy: Physical therapy is actually the use of electric irons, lasers or cold treatment methods to treat cervical cysts. Generally speaking, it is necessary for the doctor to judge the patient's condition and choose the appropriate physical therapy method.

4. LEEP knife and coagulation knife ablation surgery: This method has a very good therapeutic effect on cervical cysts with large ulcer areas, frequent recurrences and difficult to cure. In addition, the side effects after surgery are small and no scars are left.

2. The harm of cervical cyst

1. Affect the relationship between men and women: If a woman is a patient with cervical cysts, she will immediately experience symptoms of vaginal itching and burning, and at the same time, vaginal bleeding.

2. Cause gynecological diseases: In fact, female cervical cysts are caused by some bacteria. If they are not treated in time, these bacteria can easily infect other parts of the body and cause other gynecological diseases.

3. Cause infertility: If cervical cysts are not treated in time, it is easy for the lesions to continue to spread and even infect the reproductive organs, and then cause uterine and ovarian inflammation and fallopian tube blockage, leading to infertility.