What causes uterine cysts?

Uterine cyst is a relatively common disease. There are many glandular ducts in a woman's uterus, and these glandular ducts produce a lot of secretions. If the secretions produced by the glandular ducts cannot be discharged completely and are blocked in the glandular ducts, cysts may occur. Of course, there are many reasons that may cause uterine cysts. Here I will introduce to you the reasons why there are cysts in the uterine cavity.

What causes uterine cysts?

1. Inflammatory stimulation causes cysts in the uterus. Some women suffer from chronic uterine inflammation, but if they do not receive timely treatment, long-term inflammatory stimulation will cause repeated hematoma and edema of local tissues, and may even cause inflammatory cell infiltration, causing the uterine gland ducts to be blocked by inflammatory cells, thereby making it impossible for the secretions produced by the uterine gland ducts to be discharged completely, thus causing cysts.

2. Uterine tissue fibrosis causes cysts. There is chronic inflammation in the uterus. During the recovery process, the edema and hematoma gradually disappear. However, fibrosis will occur in the original edema and hematoma tissues, and the surface will be covered with a layer of squamous epithelium, which is very unfavorable for the uterine gland duct to discharge secretions, thus causing uterine cysts.

3. Reasons on other levels. If female friends do not pay attention to daily hygiene, or their sexual life is too disordered, they are prone to various gynecological infections, such as cervicitis, endometritis, trichomoniasis, etc. These gynecological infections are likely to blame the uterus, thereby affecting the normal secretion of the uterine gland ducts and laying hidden dangers for uterine cysts.

The above is a detailed introduction to the causes of cysts in the uterus. In fact, the formation process of uterine cysts is quite similar to acne, both of which are caused by blockage of the glandular duct. If you can pay attention to daily hygiene and actively prevent gynecological infections, uterine cysts can be effectively prevented. Most uterine cysts are healthy and usually only require regular check-ups at the hospital. For patients with larger cysts, they should go to the hospital for surgical removal.