What is cervical hypertrophy?

Cervical hypertrophy is the enlargement of the female cervix due to chronic inflammation or other causes. It often manifests as increased vaginal discharge and lower abdominal distension. In severe cases, it may affect fertility. Understanding the cause and symptoms as early as possible and scientific treatment can effectively alleviate this problem.

The main causes of cervical hypertrophy include chronic cervicitis, hormonal imbalance, pathological changes in genital organs, and cervical injuries caused by childbirth and abortion. If the lesion is mild, it usually manifests as an increase in leucorrhea or changes in texture. Some patients also experience lower abdominal distension or pain. In severe cases, menstrual disorders, infertility and other problems may occur. For treatment, drug therapy is the first choice in the early stage, such as antibiotics for anti-inflammatory and the use of Chinese medicine suppositories to improve cervical tissue. If the condition is more serious, cryotherapy, electric ironing or cervical conization can be selected to remove the diseased tissue, which must be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor. Patients need regular check-ups to ensure that the inflammation has completely subsided.

The main causes of cervical hypertrophy include chronic cervicitis, hormonal imbalance, pathological changes in genital organs, and cervical injuries caused by childbirth and abortion. If the lesion is mild, it usually manifests as an increase in leucorrhea or changes in texture. Some patients also experience lower abdominal distension or pain. In severe cases, menstrual disorders, infertility and other problems may occur. For treatment, drug therapy is the first choice in the early stage, such as antibiotics for anti-inflammatory and the use of Chinese medicine suppositories to improve cervical tissue. If the condition is more serious, cryotherapy, electric ironing or cervical conization can be selected to remove the diseased tissue, which must be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor. Patients need regular check-ups to ensure that the inflammation has completely subsided.

In terms of prevention and care, maintain good private hygiene habits, avoid excessive washing or use of inappropriate cleaning products. Pay attention to sexual hygiene and avoid excessive or unclean sexual intercourse to cause infection. Avoid cervical injury as much as possible after childbirth or abortion, and treat urogenital inflammation in a timely manner. If abnormal leucorrhea or other discomfort occurs, seek medical attention as soon as possible, receive early screening and intervention to avoid the progression of the disease and affect health.