What to do if there are lumps in the cervix

Cervical disease is a gynecological disease that many women will suffer from, and it is also one of the problems that confuses women. When many women suffer from gynecological diseases, it will cause some impact on their health and mood. What should I do if there are lumps on my cervix?

(1) General treatment: General treatment mainly involves using feminine wash to clean the private parts for mild infections, thereby preventing harmful bacteria from invading the vagina and causing inflammation. Because the harmful bacteria will first enter the woman's vaginal vault and cervix from the outer wall mucosa and folds of the woman's vagina, thereby causing vaginitis and causing inflammation.

(2) Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is used to treat cervical cysts larger than 3 cm in size. If medication cannot control the condition, in order to prevent the cyst from growing again, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible to immediately control the growth of the cyst. Common surgical methods for cervical cysts include LEEP knife (cervical erosion surgery or ultra-high frequency radiofrequency knife), BBT self-coagulation knife (radio minimally invasive surgery self-coagulation knife), hysteroscopy and other minimally invasive surgeries. Surgical removal treatment is followed by auxiliary drug treatment to accelerate the repair of the cervix.

(3) Physical therapy: Physical therapy methods include phototherapy, laser, microwave heating, refrigeration, STG high-frequency radio wave technology, ultrasound, etc.

Traditional physical therapy methods for blood pressure: Traditional physical treatment methods for cervical cysts mainly use lasers, refrigeration, microwave heating and other methods.

Blood STG high-frequency radio wave technology: STG high-frequency radio wave technology is currently the best physical therapy for treating cervical cysts. Compared with the LEEP knife used initially, STG high-frequency radio wave technology can locate more accurately and only remove the diseased tissue without damaging the normal cervix. STG high-frequency radio wave technology has the characteristics of one-time eradication, small trauma, small pain, short treatment course, and detailed tissue specimen collection. After treatment with STG high-frequency radio wave technology, women's fertility can be maintained. The cervix can be restored two months after treatment, and pregnancy and childbirth can be achieved after three months.

Supplementary ultrasound: that is, ultrasonic focused point knife, its power source is ultrasound. Ultrasonic focused knife, which is commonly used in cancer treatment, can also be used to treat cervical cysts. The treatment of cervical cysts utilizes the excellent penetrating power of ultrasound. When ultrasound passes through the tissue surface, it is not easy to cause damage to the tissue consistency, thereby achieving minimally invasive treatment directly to the disease site, and achieving the ideal effect of "from the inside to the outside" all-round treatment without damaging any normal tissue.