Is cervical papillary a benign tumor?

Cervical papillary is actually a benign tumor, but we all know that the incidence of this disease is getting higher and higher for women, so the impact and harm it causes to them is also relatively serious. Therefore, when women find this problem, they must not ignore it. They must understand the most scientific and effective methods so that they can stay away from this disease, the impact it causes on themselves, and ensure their reproductive health.

Cervical papilloma is a benign tumor located in the vaginal cervix, also known as cervical squamous papilloma. It is rare, accounting for about 0.24% of benign cervical fibroids. It is more common in women of childbearing age and more often occurs during pregnancy. It has been reported that 72.4% of women suffer from concurrent pregnancy, and most of them are single. 95% of cervical papillomas are benign, and a few may show squamous epithelial atypia, atypical hyperplasia, carcinoma in situ, and even invasive cancer. The center of the tumor is composed of fibrous connective tissue, and the tumor wall is stratified squamous epithelium.

[Main complaint] Most patients have no symptoms and the disease is only occasionally discovered during gynecological examination or B-ultrasound examination. A small number of people with symptoms may experience increased vaginal discharge, which may be white or light yellow in color.

Treatment points

1. The main principle of treatment is surgical resection.

2. Specific treatment method: Lesion resection and root electrocoagulation to stop bleeding.

3. The main treatment is to stop bleeding completely and send the specimen for pathological section examination.

The above is some common sense and treatment principles about cervical papilloma. I hope that after reading these contents, everyone can pay attention to it, care about their own health in life, and not ignore any abnormal problems. Only by being responsible for your own health can you stay away from some illnesses.