There are small hard bumps on the cervix

The presence of small hard bumps on the cervix of women is quite troubling for many people, because there are many factors to consider when bumps appear on the cervix, most of which are pathological factors. In order to avoid adverse effects on the female cervix, attention should be paid to the treatment measures based on the cause of the pimples. So what are the small hard bumps on the cervix?

1. The female cervical opening is not very deep, especially when squatting, the cervical opening will move downward, at this time you can touch the position of the cervical opening with your hand. If you touch a hard lump, it is an abnormal situation. It is very necessary to diagnose the cause in time, and then use the correct treatment to actively treat the symptoms. Under normal circumstances, the anterior wall of the vagina is about 6-8CM, and the posterior wall of the vagina is about 7-12CM. When women take a squatting position, the cervix will move downward, and it is easy to touch the cervix at this time. If there is a hard lump when touching the cervix, you should be alert to some gynecological diseases. Gynecological diseases that are likely to cause this symptom include: cervical nabothian cyst, cervical polyps. Patients need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to confirm the disease, and then use the correct treatment.

2. When cleaning the vagina or examining the cervix, if there are hard lumps, there may be many factors. When there are submucosal fibroids, because the fibroids are exophytic, or because they grow larger and protrude from the cervical opening, there will be hard lump-like tissue. It may also be an endometriosis cyst caused by endometriosis. If this happens, you must go to the hospital to register with the gynecology department for a colposcopy or gynecological examination. If necessary, a portion of the tissue can be taken for pathological analysis to determine the nature of the tissue. If necessary, surgical stripping or excision should be performed to avoid contact bleeding, which will also affect the quality of life in the future.

3. The small bumps on the cervix may be caused by cervical cysts. Cervical cysts are caused by the retention of glandular secretions on the cervix. It is a benign lesion and generally does not require treatment. Of course, other lesions may be possible, such as polyp hyperplasia or proliferative lesions caused by human papillomavirus infection. It is recommended that you go to the gynecology department for a colposcopy and cervical TCT examination to clarify the nature before further treatment. If it is a cervical cyst, it generally does not require treatment.