Internal examination shows that the cervix is ​​thick. What's going on?

Thick uterine fundus may be related to the cervix. Generally speaking, it is not likely to have any impact. If you feel that your body is abnormal, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately, and control and treat it as soon as possible. During the examination, the thick uterine fundus is found during the internal examination. What does it mean?

What does a thick uterine fundus mean?

When women undergo gynecological examinations, if the cervix is ​​found to be thick, it is often suggested that there are the following conditions: First, there are various chronic cervical inflammation symptoms, which lead to the appearance of cervical polycystic ovary syndrome, or cervical cell hyperplasia leading to cervical hypertrophy. There are usually no special clinical manifestations, sometimes it is manifested as excessive leucorrhea, and there are usually no abdominal pain or backache and other clinical symptoms, so no special treatment is required. Second, considering the possibility of cervical tumor space-occupying lesions, such as cervical cancer, the tumor will multiply abnormally and cause the cervix to thicken. There are often irregular vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge, increased menstrual flow, lower abdominal distension, pain and discomfort. If there is an infection, there may be an odor, and active medical treatment is required.

The cervical opening becomes thinner and thinner, and the cervix gradually opens. The cervical opening is like a sponge. When the baby is about to start, the cervical opening will slowly soften like a sponge, and then slowly open from one cervical opening to two cervical openings. The uterine contractions become more and more frequent, and slowly the cervical opening will be complete, and the sow can get on the delivery bed. Under the guidance and assistance of the doctor, the baby came out quickly.

A thick cervix indicates that the mother has not yet entered the pre-delivery state. Whether a natural birth can be chosen depends on many factors, such as the position and size of the fetus, the shape of the pregnant mother's pelvis, whether there are other complications, the relationship between the fetal head position and the pelvic alignment in the late stage, etc. Carry out regular pregnancy checkups and go to the hospital outpatient department for delivery when necessary.

When a woman says that her cervix is ​​thick during a gynecological examination, it usually means that the cervix is ​​significantly thickened, which is often caused by chronic cervical inflammation, which stimulates the proliferation of cervical gland ducts and interstitial space. Or it may be due to the glandular cysts in the superficial layer of the cervix, which causes the glandular ducts to thicken to varying degrees, and is also accompanied by an increase in intensity. Generally, simple cervical hypertrophy does not require any treatment or treatment, because it will not cause abnormal vaginal discharge in women, nor will it cause discomfort such as vulvar itching, and it is less likely to cause lesions.

Why is the uterine wall slightly thicker?

Key reminder: Slightly thick uterine wall is a gynecological disease. This disease not only has relatively rich clinical symptoms, but also has a certain pathological tendency. We need to increase our awareness and attention to such serious symptoms as thick uterine wall. If you find any disease, you need to go to the hospital in time for examination, diagnosis and treatment.

Although the prevalence of uterine wall thickening is high and causes many harms, most people do not have a comprehensive understanding of the causes of this disease. Thickening of the uterine wall is a disease with a very rich variety of causes. Medically, it is believed to be related to many factors such as the stimulation of female hormones, lack of nutrients, congenital growth abnormalities, symptom mutations, and viral infection.

If you find that you have thick uterine wall, you need to conduct regular examinations and treatments in time. Currently, the methods for detecting this disease include hysteroscopy, vacuum aspiration, dilation and curettage, endometrial puncture biopsy, etc. The diagnosis of uterine wall thickening needs to be distinguished from other gynecological diseases. For the disease of thick uterine wall, targeted treatment is required. Drug treatment is the most common. The principle of drug treatment is immediate pregnancy promotion, regular testing, long-term regular examination and standard medication. If medication has no effect after a period of time, surgical treatment should be considered. The most important method of surgical treatment is curettage, which is suitable for patients without fertility requirements.

The main group of patients with thick uterine wall is younger women, and it can also be seen in postmenopausal women or menopausal women. The most obvious clinical symptom of uterine wall thickening is irregular menstruation, which is often manifested as amenorrhea, scanty menstrual blood flow, and non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina. Long-term thickening of the uterine wall can make sexual intercourse difficult, which can reduce the fertility rate. Some patients with slightly thick uterine wall may also develop complications such as adnexitis, endometriosis, and cervicitis after the onset of the disease, which also has a great impact on the patient's life and health.

Patients with slightly thick uterine walls need to be particularly careful during the treatment period, must not put too much mental pressure on themselves, and must have confidence in the treatment of the disease. It is necessary to develop good personal living habits, change underwear frequently, and remember not to share personal items with others, so that good treatment effects can be achieved.