Is uterine cyst serious? Generally no treatment is needed

Many people are worried when they find out about uterine cysts. In fact, many uterine cysts do not need treatment and are generally benign masses. Let's take a closer look at cysts and their treatment.

Symptoms of uterine cysts <br/>Since cervical cysts have no clinical manifestations, they are usually found during physical examinations. Uterine cysts refer to cervical cysts, which are a manifestation of cervicitis. Uterine cysts are easy to identify. The size and number of uterine cysts vary from person to person. Small ones are like corn kernels, large ones are like the size of the cervix, and some cysts protrude from the surface of the cervix. Generally speaking, there are no citrus.

Treatment of uterine cysts <br/>If you have cervicitis, you should be alert to the occurrence of uterine cysts, which are formed during the healing process of inflammation. For scattered smaller cervical gland cysts, generally no treatment is required. Pay attention to regular check-ups to observe whether the cysts are growing. Smaller Nabothian cysts or larger cysts should be considered for timely treatment. Different symptoms require different treatment methods. Generally speaking, treatment methods include phototherapy, laser, microwave, self-coagulation knife and other physical therapies. For larger ones that protrude from the surface of the cervix, electrosurgical resection can be considered. For more cysts, Bohm light therapy can be used.

Through the above analysis, we understand the specific situation of uterine cysts. Most of them do not need treatment. Only the more dense and larger cysts need treatment. Therefore, for patients who find uterine cysts, they should pay attention to cultivating healthy eating and living habits, do more physical exercise, and develop the habit of regular check-ups. These are all good for our health.