Patient's question:
The doctor said that cervical cysts can cause an increase in leukorrhea, accompanied by or without a bad odor, but I don't have any related symptoms. Why do I also have this condition? What should I do if I have a cervical cyst?Doctor's answer:
Cervical cysts are formed when the fibrotic cells of the cervical glands and surrounding tissues are pushed by the surrounding tissue, leading to the obstruction of glandular orifices. This prevents the secretion within the glands from draining out, causing it to accumulate internally, resulting in the expansion of the glandular cavity and the formation of cystic tumors of varying sizes. Treatment should follow the principle of combining medication and physical therapy. While selecting highly effective anti-inflammatory drugs, flexible application of gynecological physical therapies such as gynecological microwaves, nanowaves, extracorporeal shortwave therapy, cervical spectrum therapy, red light therapy devices, and direct medication application to the cervix can thoroughly eliminate inflammation and achieve curative effects.