Can a cervical cyst turn into cancer?

Can a cervical cyst turn into cancer?

Cervical nabothian cysts generally do not turn into cancer, but you should actively cooperate with treatment.

Cervical Nabothian cyst, also known as cervical glandular cyst clinically, can occur in any part of the cervix. After the disease occurs, it may not cause obvious clinical symptoms to the patient. Most of them are discovered accidentally during physical examinations. This disease is a benign lesion, and the tissues at the site of the lesion generally do not degenerate, so cancer usually does not occur. However, if you do not actively cooperate with the treatment, it is easy to be infected, and it may also cause obvious compression symptoms in patients. For example, when the bladder or urethra is compressed, it can cause symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating. It can be improved through physical treatment methods such as laser therapy, cryotherapy, and microwave therapy. If necessary, it can be treated through surgery such as cervical glandular cyst ostomy and hysterectomy.

Cooperate with the doctor's treatment, maintain good living habits, pay attention to menstrual care, avoid sexual intercourse, and keep the genitals clean, cleaning them regularly with clean water.