There is a pimple on the cervix

A lump on the cervix is ​​mainly a symptom of cervical cyst. Cervical cyst is a sequelae formed after the healing of cervical erosion. It will cause blockage of the uterine opening, scar hyperplasia and connective tissue hyperplasia. This lump is a benign symptom and can be removed surgically. It will not recur after removal. Women can understand the cause of a hard lump on the cervix.

Why is there a hard lump on the cervix?

1. Symptoms are mainly considered to be manifestations of cervical cysts. During the healing process of cervical erosion, the new squamous epithelium covers the openings of the cervical glandular ducts or extends into the glandular ducts, blocking the openings of the glandular ducts; the connective tissue hyperplasia or scar formation around the glandular ducts compresses the glandular ducts, causing the glandular ducts to narrow or even block, and the drainage of glandular secretions is blocked, resulting in retention and formation of cysts. However, both cysts and tumors appear as round, hard objects, so the specific disease should be determined through B-ultrasound or vaginal speculum examination.

2. If there are two small bumps on the cervix, it is considered to be cervical cysts. It is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations and receive symptomatic treatment based on the examination results. Do not take any medication without prior diagnosis to avoid affecting the test results.

Why is there a hard lump on the cervix? Let you know the truth

3. The common causes of the condition you mentioned are cervical polyps, cysts or genital warts. It is impossible to judge the specific situation based on the single symptom you mentioned.

Guidance suggestions:

It is recommended that you seek medical treatment promptly and undergo a gynecological examination, gynecological ultrasound, colposcopy, and cervical biopsy, so that you can receive timely and standardized treatment after clarifying the specific situation.

4. A small lump appears on the cervix. The most common ones are polyps or cysts. They are mainly caused by tissue hyperplasia due to chronic local inflammatory stimulation of the vagina and cervix. They are more likely to occur in women with sexual life and childbearing history.

Guidance suggestions:

Generally, conservative treatment may not be very effective in this case. The next option is surgical removal. Conservative treatment mainly involves local cleaning, suppositories, and oral medications, while surgery directly removes the protruding lump.

How to treat cervical cysts

How to treat cervical cysts? The treatment of cervical cysts should choose different treatment methods according to the degree of dispersion of the cysts. If the ovarian cysts are relatively dispersed, no treatment is required. If they are relatively dense, phototherapy, microwave, laser and other treatment methods should be used.

1. The cysts are small and scattered: If the cervical cysts are small and scattered, this type of cervical cyst generally does not require treatment. Just go to the hospital for annual check-ups, do cervical smears, and observe the degree of dispersion and changes in the cysts to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer and precancerous lesions.

2. The cysts are small and dense or large and dense: The treatments for this type of cervical cysts include general treatment, surgical treatment, physical therapy, etc.

(1) General treatment:

The general treatment is mainly to use feminine care liquid to clean the vulva for minor infections, so as to prevent harmful bacteria from invading the vagina and inducing inflammation. Because harmful bacteria will first enter the female vaginal vault and cervix from the mucosa and wrinkles of the side walls of the vagina, thereby inducing vaginitis and causing inflammation.

(2) Surgical treatment:

Surgical treatment is used to treat cervical cysts larger than 3 centimeters. If medication cannot control the condition, in order to prevent the cyst from continuing to grow, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible to control the growth of the cyst in time. Commonly used surgical methods for cervical cysts include LEEP knife (Lip knife or ultra-high frequency radiofrequency knife), BBT self-coagulation knife (radio frequency minimally invasive self-coagulation knife), hysteroscopy and other minimally invasive surgeries. Surgical resection treatment is followed by auxiliary drug treatment to accelerate the repair of the cervix.

(3) Physical therapy: Physical therapy methods include phototherapy, laser, microwave, cryotherapy, STG high-frequency radio wave technology, ultrasound, etc.

① Traditional physical therapy methods: Traditional physical therapy for cervical cysts mainly uses laser, freezing, microwave and other methods.

②STG high-frequency radio wave technology: STG high-frequency radio wave technology is currently the best physical therapy for treating cervical cysts. Compared with the LEEP knife used initially, STG high-frequency radio wave technology can locate more accurately and only remove the lesion tissue without damaging the normal cervix. STG high-frequency radio wave technology has the characteristics of one-time cure, less trauma, less pain, short treatment course, and complete tissue specimens. After treatment with STG high-frequency radio wave technology, women's reproductive function can be preserved. The cervix can recover two months after treatment, and pregnancy and childbirth can be achieved after three months.

③Ultrasound: It is an ultrasonic focused knife, and its energy source is ultrasound. The focused ultrasound knife commonly used in cancer treatment can also be used to treat cervical cysts. The treatment of cervical cysts utilizes the good penetrability of ultrasound. When ultrasound passes through the surface of tissue, it will not damage the integrity of the tissue, thereby achieving non-invasive treatment directly to the lesion site and achieving the ideal therapeutic effect of all-round treatment "from the inside out" without damaging normal tissue.