What are the dangers of cervical cysts

Cervical cyst is a common gynecological disease in gynecological examinations. Its incidence rate will become higher with age. Cervical cyst can occur in any part of the cervix, so we must choose B-ultrasound examination during gynecological examination, because B-ultrasound can see various parts of the cervix, and the probability of detecting cysts will be higher. What are the dangers of cervical cysts? What should you pay attention to if you have cervical cyst? The editor will give you an answer.

The dangers of cervical cysts

1. Impact on sexual life: Many women express fear of sexual life after suffering from cervical cysts. After being infected with cervical cysts, the vagina often feels itchy and burning, and there will be vaginal bleeding after each sexual intercourse, which makes women completely unable to experience the pleasure of sexual life. Women with cervical cysts are generally afraid and unwilling to respond to their partners' sexual demands. In the long run, this will inevitably affect the relationship between the couple.

2. Cause other gynecological diseases: Cervical cysts are caused by pathogenic bacteria infecting the cervix. If cervical cysts are not treated actively and promptly, the bacteria will continue to affect the surrounding organs and tissues and cause other gynecological diseases.

3. Inducing infertility: If cervical cysts are allowed to develop, the bacteria can easily spread and infect nearby organs such as the fallopian tubes and ovaries. The fallopian tubes are infected and fallopian tube inflammation occurs. Due to inflammatory exudation, the fallopian tubes can be partially or completely blocked, affecting the smooth passage of the egg. If the ovaries are infected at the same time, the chance of infertility is even greater.

4. Impact on fetal development: If you find that you have cervical cyst infection after pregnancy, you should pay special attention to it, because the pathogenic bacteria of cervical cyst may penetrate the uterus and enter the uterus, which will have an adverse effect on the development of the fetus and may cause risks such as miscarriage and premature birth.

Self-care for cervical cysts

① Pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times, keep the vulva clean and prevent the invasion of pathogens.

②Have sex in moderation and avoid excessive sexual intercourse. Pay attention to sexual hygiene and the spouse should take care to remove the smegma on the penis.

③ Implement family planning, take contraceptive measures, and try to avoid mechanical damage to the cervix caused by multiple abortions. At the same time, gynecological surgical operations must be performed strictly aseptically to prevent iatrogenic infection and injury.

④ Avoid damaging the cervix during delivery. If cervical laceration is found, it should be sutured promptly and antibiotics should be used. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation, miscarriage and postpartum period. Sexual intercourse and bathing in a tub should be strictly prohibited during menstruation and after delivery to prevent pathogenic bacteria from taking advantage of the opportunity to enter.

⑥ Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during the treatment of chronic cervicitis. Stop applying topical medication during menstruation. Avoid spicy and greasy foods during treatment.

Cervical cysts usually have no symptoms when they occur, and they develop very slowly. If you don't feel any discomfort, you can observe it first without treating it. However, women with severe cervical inflammation should actively treat the cervical inflammation first.