Does a 10mm cervical cyst need to be treated?

The symptoms of cervical cysts are quite obvious. If some patients have cervical cysts, there may be serious risks, and even the cyst may rupture. If a cervical cyst is about ten millimeters in size, there is a certain risk, so a proper physical examination should be carried out. Physical treatment or laser treatment can also be used to alleviate the condition. If there is no child, surgical treatment must be carried out to avoid the occurrence of infertility.

A cervical cyst of 10mm is indeed relatively large. The patient can choose surgical treatment for cervical erosion. After the operation, infection should be prevented, antibiotics should be given for 5-7 days, and bleeding should be prevented. Vaginal discharge will begin to appear 2 to 3 days after the operation, and it is normal to continue for 2-4 weeks. 1-2 weeks after the operation, the cervical wound will begin to bleed, and it will stop on its own in about 4-6 weeks. If the bleeding exceeds the amount of the menstrual cycle or gradually increases, the patient needs to return to the hospital for follow-up immediately. A follow-up examination should be conducted 1-2 months after the operation to check the healing of the wound, and external application of medicines should be necessary to promote epithelial cell repair. Sexual intercourse, sitting bath and washing are strictly prohibited 2 months after the operation. Riding a bicycle and lifting objects are strictly prohibited 1 month after the operation.

There are many early symptoms of cervical cysts. Cervical cysts are vesicle-like at the cervical opening and contain mucus. The most common symptom of cervical cysts is excessive vaginal discharge, which is thick and yellow, and is sometimes accompanied by lower abdominal distension and pain. Female patients with general cervical cysts may sometimes have blood in their secretions, and may also experience bleeding when touched.

In addition, if you want to prevent cervical cysts, the editor recommends that you do the following: 1. Do a good job of contraception, do a good job of family planning, and adopt appropriate contraceptive methods to prevent multiple abortions from causing reflex damage to the cervix. If an abortion is performed, it is also necessary to ensure that the minimally invasive gynecological surgery is performed strictly before the operation to prevent iatrogenic infection and harm. 2. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation. During menstruation, miscarriage and confinement, women's immunity will be reduced and they are very susceptible to infection. Therefore, you must pay attention to hygiene. Sexual intercourse and sitting baths should be prohibited during menstruation and after giving birth to prevent pathogens from taking advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause infection.