Can cervical hypertrophy heal on its own?

In fact, women generally do not need special treatment when they suffer from cervical hypertrophy. These conditions are potentially curable. If accompanied by cervical erosion, cervical erosion can be treated. However, no one can accurately determine whether cervical hypertrophy will develop into a malignant trend, so it is best to go to the hospital for regular check-ups and track the development of the disease in real time. The symptoms of cervical hypertrophy can be used to judge the development of the disease and tell us whether treatment is needed and how to treat it.

Can cervical hypertrophy be cured?

Cervical hypertrophy is not easy to cure, because cervical hypertrophy is partly due to the body's own obesity and partly related to genetic inheritance. On the other hand, there is cervical fibrosis or cervical cancer in the cervical canal. It is recommended that you should first pay attention to not letting the body gain too much weight, and at the same time reduce irritation to the cervix, such as reducing vaginitis and endocervical mucositis. In addition, you need to screen for cervical cancer, such as cervical TCT and cervical HPV screening, to see if there are any abnormalities, and then decide on treatment methods based on the results.

The key clinical manifestation of cervical hypertrophy is excessive leucorrhea. In addition, due to the spread of connective tissue hyperplasia or inflammation along the patient's cervix to the outside of the pelvis, patients often experience lumbar pain or vulvar pain, which are two more obvious symptoms of cervical hypertrophy.

Cervical hypertrophy often occurs in middle-aged women around 40 years old with a history of multiple births. Therefore, for female patients who have multiple births and heavy vaginal bleeding, the diagnosis of cervical hypertrophy should be considered first. However, for the elderly or those with recurrent vaginal bleeding that cannot be cured, diagnostic curettage and pathological examination are performed to eliminate uterine wall malignancy.

In general, no matter what extent cervical hypertrophy develops, if there is any abnormality in the body, you must go to the hospital for examination in time, and don't let minor problems turn into major diseases.