Will multiple cervical cysts heal on their own?

Multiple cysts of the female cervix are also called cervical adenoma. In most cases, cervical adenoma refers to the physiological changes of the cervix and generally does not require special treatment. It is because in the process of replacing columnar epithelial cells with squamous epithelial cells in the transformation area of ​​cervix, the newly generated squamous epithelial cells cover the cervical glandular ducts or penetrate into the glands, blocking the glandular ducts and causing the drainage of secretions in the glandular ducts to be blocked, which then gradually forms cervical nabothian cysts.

1. Can cervical cysts be cured based on their size?

Cervical cysts: Small, single cervical cysts do not need to be addressed, do not affect the quality of life, and are not likely to cause physical discomfort. If the tumors are large and multiple and cervicitis and cervical erosion occur frequently, treatment is required. Cervicitis can affect your daily life and cause symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea and vaginal itching. Inflammatory cervicitis must be treated. After the inflammation is actively treated, the symptoms of cervical cysts will also subside and heal.

Recommendation: The condition of cervical cysts should be diagnosed by a gynecologist before considering whether to treat them. If they are more serious, it is recommended to cooperate closely with the doctor for treatment. If there is no discomfort and no other gynecological diseases are found during gynecological examination, treatment is not required. Just pay attention to hygiene and rest on a daily basis.

2 What are the symptoms of cervical cysts?

Cervical cystitis is a type of chronic cervicitis, which generally has no obvious symptoms. The clinical symptom of chronic cervicitis is excessive leucorrhea. Due to the different bacteria, the color and amount of leucorrhea are also different. Vaginal discharge can be thick or pus-like, sometimes containing blood or small amounts of blood, and may also cause contact bleeding. There is often pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral area, and the pelvic area may produce downward pain or menstrual pain, which is aggravated during the menstrual period, bowel movements or sexual intercourse. In addition, irregular menstruation and infertility may occur.

Clinical symptoms:

1. The clinical symptoms of cervical cysts are protrusions at the bottom or posterior wall of the uterus, some of which have a cystic feel. It can be divided into three types: subserosal, intramural and submucosal. If it is a pedunculated submucosal cyst, it can sometimes protrude outside the cervical os. Pathological examination of cervical cysts shows that the cyst wall originates from the mesonephric duct and is mostly composed of columnar or stratified squamous epithelial cells. The cyst walls from the paramesonephric ducts are mostly composed of microvilli columnar epithelial cells.

2. Symptoms Congenital uterine cysts generally have no obvious active symptoms, and sometimes a hard lump can be felt in the lower abdomen.

3. The age of onset is between 25 and 52 years old, with an average age of 36 years old.

4. Symptoms of cervical cysts often include lower urinary system symptoms, such as inability to hold urine, frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Gynecological examination revealed cervical hematoma, edema, and mucosal eversion. Symptoms of cervical cysts also include the discharge of pus-like secretions from the cervical canal, dull pain in the cervix, and brittleness that bleeds easily when touched. It is an infection with Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Due to the involvement of the paraurethral glands and Bartholin's glands, the symptoms of cervical cysts can be seen in the urethral and vaginal mucosal hematoma, edema and excessive purulent secretions.