How to treat cysts in the uterine wall

Uterine wall cysts, the editor has already introduced some of the content in detail before. I have to admit that the disease is very painful and also very troublesome. There are various gynecological diseases, and nowadays more and more people are suffering from uterine wall cysts. So, what are the causes of uterine wall cysts? How to treat it? Let's take a look.

What are the causes of uterine wall cysts?

First, endometrial implantation: The shed uterine wall still has a certain capacity. Whether it is during menstruation or surgery, the endometrial fragments that fall off are likely to migrate and grow in new locations.

For example: factors such as hymen occlusion, cervical stenosis, and retroverted uterus make menstrual flow obstructed, and menstruation can flow back into the pelvis through the bilateral fallopian tubes. In addition, if the air pressure in the uterine cavity is suddenly reduced during abortion curettage, uterine examination during menstruation can also indicate uterine wall colonization. During cesarean section or uterine removal, if part of the endometrial tissue is accidentally lost into the abdomen, endometriosis may also occur.

Second, immediate spread: endometriosis of the myometrium may be caused by immediate spread from the cervix.

Third, tissue biochemistry: the germinal epithelial cells of the pelvic retroperitoneum or uterine and ovarian abscesses and the uterine wall are all formed by the division of renal tubular epithelial cells. In response to inflammation or other irritants, retroperitoneal or utero-ovarian ablative germinal epithelial cells may form the uterine wall.

How to treat uterine wall cysts

First, it is very easy for women to develop uterine wall cysts. First of all, for patients, they must pay attention to active and effective treatment in daily life. First of all, they must pay attention to preventing the occurrence of uterine wall cysts and pay attention to hygiene in daily life.

Second, when female patients develop uterine wall cysts, traditional treatments can be used if the cysts are relatively small. Patients should undergo regular follow-up visits under the advice of a doctor to prevent the occurrence of complications. Larger cysts should be surgically removed.

Third, physical methods are also a very effective method for uterine wall cysts. Patients can choose some administrative organs or cold methods, which can effectively improve the patient's clinical manifestations and avoid the occurrence of some complications. Patients must pay attention to maintaining an optimistic attitude.