How to treat cervical hypertrophy?

Cervical hypertrophy can generally be treated with medication, physical therapy, and surgery.

Treatment of cervical hypertrophy:

1. Drug treatment: Androgens can be used to reduce uterine blood flow and relieve uterine congestion to achieve the purpose of controlling menorrhagia. Common drugs include nandrolone phenylpropionate injection, danazol capsules or methyltestosterone tablets.

2. Physical therapy: mainly including cryotherapy, electric ironing therapy and laser therapy. Cryotherapy is one of the commonly used physical therapy methods for treating uterine hypertrophy. The main method is to use a liquid nitrogen rapid cooling device, place the probe on the corroded surface for 1-3 minutes, and take it out after natural rewarming, so that the pathological tissue is frozen and necrotic, thereby achieving the therapeutic effect. The electric ironing method is to use the electric iron head to contact the corroded surface to solidify the tissue and form a scab, and the wound begins to heal. Laser treatment can carbonize and scab the eroded tissue, so it can be used to treat uterine hypertrophy.

3. Surgical treatment: If there are cervical lesions and cervical hypertrophy at the same time, cervical cone resection can be performed, and the tissue can be removed and sent for pathological examination. This method leaves a small scar and the cervix can remain unchanged after surgery. It is also a common treatment for cervical hypertrophy.

Cervical hypertrophy precautions:

Patients should change their underwear regularly, boil used bathtubs and towels in hot water to disinfect them, and eat more fruits and vegetables to enhance their resistance.