Patient's question:
How to treat cervical hypertrophy I have cervical hypertrophy, and the doctor suggested that I seek treatment as soon as possible. I think I will go to the hospital for treatment this weekend.What is cervical hypertrophy What is cervical hypertrophy, and is it congenital?
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Experts advise patients that if the hypertrophic cervix surface is damaged or affected by inflammation, it may again exhibit squamous epithelial desquamation and columnar epithelial fibrosis, forming disorders. This situation should be appropriately managed and treated. After the inflammation is treated, the local congestion and edema in the cervix subside, and the cervix surface is once again covered by squamous epithelium, returning to a smooth state. However, the fibrotic connective tissue does not disappear; it remains, and the cervix still maintains its hypertrophic appearance, sometimes even reducing by more than 1-2 times. Therefore, it is crucial for patients with cervical hypertrophy to undergo professional treatment as early as possible.