Do cervical cysts need treatment?

The uterus is an important reproductive organ, but it is also relatively fragile and easily infected by external pathogens. Cervicitis, uterine fibroids, cervical cysts, etc. are common gynecological diseases among women. The age of onset is generally more common in middle-aged women over 35 years old. Some cervical cysts are discovered late, while others develop into early cancer due to incomplete treatment. Some people don’t know whether cervical cysts need treatment. Let’s take a look at it below.

Do women with cervical cysts need treatment?

Women with cervical cysts need treatment. If they are not treated actively or the treatment is delayed, it is easy to cause the cervical cyst to worsen, causing the following hazards:

1. Cause other gynecological inflammations: If women fail to receive timely treatment after being infected with cervical cysts, the pathogens will spread to other parts of the body, which can easily lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis or other cervical diseases.

2. Causes infertility: Women with cervical cysts will produce a large amount of secretions. The white blood cells in the secretions will engulf sperm, which will greatly reduce the number and vitality of sperm, making it impossible for the egg to combine with sperm normally, leading to female infertility.

3. Affect the healthy development of the fetus: If a woman is infected with cervical cysts after pregnancy, she should pay attention to timely treatment of cervical cysts, otherwise the pathogenic bacteria of cervical cysts may penetrate the uterus and enter the uterus, which may also affect the development of the fetus.

4. Cause cancer: If not treated in time, it may cause cancer.