Moderate cervical dysplasia

Gynecological diseases are common diseases among women, and the incidence rate is increasing year by year. Among them, atypical cervical hyperplasia is a relatively common gynecological disease in clinical practice. Moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia is mainly caused by the gradual development of chronic inflammation of the cervix, and its main manifestations are abnormal menstruation, leucorrhea, and lower abdominal pain in women. Atypical cervical hyperplasia can have a great impact on women's health and even affect fertility.

Doctors will classify cervical atypical hyperplasia according to the degree of hyperplasia, among which moderate cervical atypical hyperplasia is the most common. What is the problem with moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia? How to deal with moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia? Let's take a closer look!

What is moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia?

Moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia is mainly caused by long-term stimulation of chronic cervicitis, which leads to a series of symptoms such as edema, congestion, glandular and interstitial hyperplasia in the cervical tissue, which causes cervical hyperplasia and hypertrophy, and will form atypical cervical hyperplasia in the long run. The appearance of moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia indicates abnormal changes in cervical cells. Medical insurance considers it to be a precancerous lesion and requires further diagnosis and treatment.

How to treat moderate cervical atypical hyperplasia?

For the problem of moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia, timely treatment measures must be taken to prevent the lesions from further aggravation and to prevent the problem of quantitative changes to qualitative changes and eventually the formation of malignant tumors under the continued influence of certain factors.

At the same time, by examining the specific morphology of the cervix, HPV virus testing or biopsy for menstrual diseases may be performed when necessary to help understand the extent of the lesions, so that appropriate treatment can be taken early to avoid risks.

At present, surgical resection is the main treatment for moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia in clinical practice. Among them, high-frequency circular electrosurgical resection is extremely widely used. Its working principle is that high-frequency radio waves will generate impedance and form high heat the moment they come into contact with the body, so as to perform surgical operations such as electroresection and electrocoagulation, help remove the symptoms of body lesions, and ultimately achieve the purpose of surgical treatment.

The above is an introduction to moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia. I believe that after reading the above content, everyone will have a deeper understanding of moderate atypical cervical hyperplasia. In fact, the cervix is ​​of great significance to women’s physical health, fertility, and health care. Once cervical lesions occur, timely measures must be taken to treat them, so as to avoid greater adverse damage.