What is the cause of cervical calcification?

For female friends, gynecological diseases are an important type of disease that troubles life. There are many types of gynecological diseases, and many of them are devastating to women. Women generally know very little about these gynecological diseases. For example, few women know about cervical calcification. So, what is cervical calcification? Let’s take a look at the introduction below.

Calcification foci are the physiological or pathological deposition of calcium salts in the body. The former includes pineal gland calcification, and the latter includes mammary duct calcification, lymph node calcification, aortic calcification, etc. Uterine calcification refers to the appearance of calcification foci in the endometrium, which often occurs after the hyaline degeneration and necrosis of uterine fibroids. Due to the blood circulation disorder of the fibroids, calcium salts are absorbed and deposited by its tissue components and other degenerated substances, forming "malnutrition calcification." In addition, many female friends do not have clean artificial abortions or medical abortions, or the residual substances after delivery necrotize and form calcium spots. In addition, patients with a history of tuberculosis may also develop endometrial calcification and foreign bodies.

Treatment of endometrial calcification requires diagnosis through hysteroscopy or pathological examination after curettage. If it is tuberculous endometritis, it may affect fertility, the fallopian tubes may be blocked and cause infertility. If the residue is calcified, curettage or Chinese medicine treatment can be performed.

Cervical calcification is a calcification deposition phenomenon in some female organs and tissues, which is dangerous for women. Therefore, when women face cervical calcification, they should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to discover the cause of the disease in time and receive careful treatment so that the body can recover as quickly as possible.