Chronic inflammation of cervical mucosa with squamous epithelial hyperplasia

Cervical mucosal inflammation with squamous epithelial hyperplasia is a squamous epithelial hyperplasia caused by the stimulation of inflammation of the cervix. It is generally caused by human papillomavirus infection, and a long period of disease can cause cervical cancer. You need to go to the hospital for medical treatment, where you can undergo colposcopy, pathogen testing, cervical smear and cervical puncture biopsy, etc. You need timely treatment and, if necessary, you can get a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.

The disease is mainly spread through sex, contact with the infected person's clothes, daily necessities, and household items, etc. It can be effectively prevented by paying attention to avoiding unclean sexual life, storing daily necessities separately, washing underwear frequently, cleaning before sex, exercising moderately, and enhancing immunity.

Chronic mucosal inflammation with squamous epithelial hyperplasia is a type of chronic cervicitis. Common symptoms include excessive vaginal discharge or pain during intercourse. Because it is an inflammation, it usually lasts for a long time. Some people do not have obvious symptoms, but during a physical examination, they find chronic cervicitis. In this case, no treatment is required. Just pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and observe. If there is excessive leucorrhea and pain during intercourse, you should use vaginal suppositories, Baofukang suppositories, or take anti-uterine inflammation tablets.

It should be noted that if squamous intestinal metaplasia occurs, there is a problem. It may be caused by cervical precancerous lesions. The next step is to do a colposcopy or HPV test, and determine the next treatment plan based on the test results.

Patients with diffuse cervicitis and squamous cell carcinoma during cervical puncture biopsy should consider the possibility of squamous papillary hyperplasia or HV infection. The cervical mucosa has undergone changes to cause squamous papillary hyperplasia. Once female compatriots suffer from this disease, they should actively seek medical treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.

Cause Analysis

1. Long-term inflammation causes mutation.

2. The patient's HPV continues to be positive and the continuous infection causes diffuse cervicitis with squamous cell carcinoma.

3. The patient's squamous papillary epithelium has dysplasia.

Suggested measures

1. Patients may consider undergoing cone biopsy, which is a type of surgical treatment that causes less damage to the human body and is easy to recover from.

2. It is recommended to cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine treatment to prevent the condition from further deteriorating.

3. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and maintain your health regularly.