Treatment of cervical cysts

Any disease should not be ignored and you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Don’t think that you should delay going to the hospital for treatment just because you have a minor illness. This is a wrong idea. Some diseases will only become more and more serious. Any disease should be treated in the hospital as soon as it is discovered. Early detection and early treatment are the correct concept. Do not let the condition worsen and get timely treatment. Some people think that cervical cysts do not require treatment in the hospital, but this idea is not advisable. Go to the hospital and listen to the doctor's treatment advice. Depending on the condition of the disease, there is a safer and more appropriate treatment plan under the doctor's advice.

Cervical cyst, also known as "cervical gland retention cyst", also known as "Nabot cyst", "Nabot gland cyst", or simply "Nabot cyst", is a type of cervicitis. It usually occurs during the healing process of cervicitis, when the secretions in the cervical glands are blocked by excessive proliferation of new squamous epithelium and the cervical gland ducts are formed into cystic tumors. They are generally small and scattered, protruding from the surface of the cervix. Yellowish-white fluid accumulates in the glands to form cysts of varying sizes. There may be no clinical symptoms, but inflammation may be accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, with or without an odor. Traditional Chinese medicine calls the symptomatic condition "leucorrhea." Most patients with cervical cysts have no clinical symptoms and are discovered accidentally during physical examination and do not require special treatment. If the glandular cyst is large and accompanied by increased vaginal discharge and other discomforts, timely treatment is required.

Cervical glandular cysts appear as multiple small yellow-white vesicles that protrude from the surface of the cervix and contain colorless jelly-like substances. If accompanied by infection, the vesicles are mostly white or yellow in appearance. The mucus it contains is often clear but may be turbid and purulent due to concurrent infection. The cysts are usually small and scattered and may protrude from the surface of the cervix.

Cervical cyst is a kind of chronic lesion of cervicitis. Most of them have no obvious symptoms. The main manifestation of cervicitis is increased vaginal discharge. Due to different pathogens, the color, amount, and properties of vaginal discharge are also different. Leucorrhea may be sticky and purulent, and in some cases may contain streaks of blood or a small amount of blood. In very rare cases, there may also be contact bleeding. If accompanied by pelvic inflammatory disease, lower abdominal or lumbar pain, or dysmenorrhea may occur.

If there are no symptoms, you can observe and do regular cervical scraping (TCT); or puncture the cervix with a needle and apply iodine; if accompanied by inflammation, treat the inflammation accordingly; physical therapy such as microwave, laser, freezing, electric ironing, etc. can also be used. If there are no other associated conditions (such as cervical lesions, etc.), colposcopy or LEEP treatments are generally not recommended. It can also be treated with external Chinese medicine.

Cervical cysts are generally asymptomatic and develop very slowly, so they can be observed without treatment. For women with severe cervicitis, cervicitis can be actively treated or physical therapy can be adopted.

All of the above shows that cervical cysts are a disease that needs to be treated in the hospital, so that the disease can get the best treatment and control as soon as possible and alleviate the condition. Don't ignore the existence of the disease just because it doesn't affect your body and life. Face the existence of the disease squarely. Firmly believe in the principle of early detection and early treatment, and be responsible for your own health. Seek medical treatment promptly and don’t let the disease affect you. It is most reliable to listen to the doctor's advice.