Patient's question:
I always get an ultrasound and the doctor says my uterus is enlarged. What are the dangers of an enlarged uterus? Where is the best place to treat cervical fibrosis? Where is the best place to treat cervical fibrosis? Where is the best place to treat cervical fibrosis?Doctor's answer:
The thickened cervical surface can also exhibit squamous epithelial desquamation and columnar epithelial fibrosis, forming erosion due to injury or inflammatory attacks. After the inflammation is treated, local congestion and edema in the cervix subside, and the surface is once again covered by squamous epithelium, restoring it to a smooth state. However, the fibrotic connective tissue does not disappear and the cervix still maintains its thickened appearance, sometimes even reducing by more than 1–2 times. Once cervical thickening is detected, early treatment should be administered. In the past, surgical treatment was often used to treat cervical polyps, which caused significant patient discomfort. Moreover, surgery is not always suitable if the polyp is large, the stalk is very thick, or if the woman suffers from hypertension, heart disease, or blood disorders.