Patient's question:
The doctor said that cervical cysts can cause an increase in leukorrhea, accompanied or not accompanied by a bad odor, but I don't have any related symptoms, why do I also have this condition? How should cervical cysts be treated?Doctor's answer:
For scattered small cervical glandular cysts, treatment is generally not required, just annual careful examination is sufficient. For dense small Nabothian cysts or larger cysts, physical therapy can be considered. For larger cysts that are weakly attached to the surface of the cervix, removal therapy can be considered. Some harmful bacteria infiltrate the vagina first on the mucous membrane and folds of the vaginal lateral wall, which is a mild infection. Generally, using feminine care liquid to clean the external genitalia can maintain the self-cleaning function of the vagina and resolve the issue. However, if harmful bacteria specifically enter the vaginal fornix and cervix, it can lead to vaginitis.