Small pimples on the cervix

The female uterus and cervix are one of the most important reproductive organs in the female reproductive system. Ensuring the health of women's cervix is ​​an issue that many female friends are very concerned about, because cervical health not only determines whether a woman's body is healthy, but also determines whether a woman can give birth normally, which is very critical for women. However, many female friends have said that cervical diseases occur more and more frequently, and sometimes, even with fingers, small bumps can be detected at the cervical opening. Next, let’s take a look at the small bumps on the cervix.

1. The small pimple is at the cervical opening

If it is soft and looks like a falling piece of flesh, it is a "cervical polyp". You can ignore it or go to a regular hospital to remove it, which is a piece of cake for professional doctors.

If the surface is uneven and rough, it should be considered as genital warts.

The surface of cervical cancer will also be uneven, which can only be determined by examination in a regular hospital.

2. There are small bumps when you touch the cervix with your hands

First of all, in this situation, we must not rule out the presence of cervical cysts. The frequency of cervical cysts is indeed very high. If the situation is more serious, surgical treatment is necessary. Of course, not every cyst requires surgery. If the cyst occurs relatively independently and is not serious, female friends can take appropriate medications or do not need treatment. They only need to undergo regular check-ups every year to understand the actual situation of the cyst. Female friends do not have to worry, as long as they adjust their lifestyle and schedule.

However, many female friends have found that cervical cysts occur more frequently and densely, so in this case, surgical treatment is generally considered. Common surgical treatments include phototherapy, laser, microwave, and more common physical therapies, which are mainly aimed at cysts that are on the surface of the cervix. You must cooperate with the doctor in treatment, and actively match and adjust your diet. Female friends must try to rest in bed for the first three days after surgery and avoid excessive fatigue. This is the key to women's physical recovery.

If you feel small bumps on the cervical opening with your hand, it is a sign of cervical cysts. It is recommended that everyone pay attention to it in their daily life. At the same time, we must actively avoid the occurrence of other complications. For the sake of our own health, female friends must have regular gynecological examinations, which is also very critical to our health. I suggest that everyone should start with themselves, especially female friends who want to have children must actively treat cervical diseases.

3. Under normal circumstances, the anterior wall of the vagina is about 6-8CM, and the posterior wall of the vagina is about 7-12CM. When a woman squats, the cervix will move down, and the cervix can be easily touched at this time. If there are hard lumps when touching the cervix, you should be alert to some gynecological diseases. Gynecological diseases that can easily cause this symptom include: cervical nabothian cysts and cervical polyps. Patients need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to confirm the disease, and then use the correct treatment.

Generally, cervical naboth cysts and cervical polyps are common manifestations of chronic cervicitis. Patients only need to use the correct treatment according to the number and size of the cysts. Common treatment options include: physical therapy, surgical therapy, drug therapy, etc. Generally, if the condition is relatively mild, drug therapy can be used in the county, such as: Guizhi Fuling Pills, Xiaoliu Tablets, etc., which will be of great help in controlling the growth of cysts and polyps. If the condition is more serious and the drug treatment is not effective, physical therapy should be used in time, such as: phototherapy, microwave, self-coagulation knife, etc. If physical therapy is not effective, surgical treatment should be used in time, such as: radiofrequency ablation, etc. Patients must actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment to prevent further aggravation of the condition.