Patient's question:
9 months of menstruation, the first two months had very little flow, the third month had a large amount with blood clots, lasting for half a month, then stopped for a week, and then came again for a week. 4 days after the menstruation, an ultrasound showed a cervical cyst of 20mm. The Children's Hospital and the central gynecology and obstetrics department both said they couldn't help, and the general hospital has not yet scheduled an appointment. I am very anxious!Doctor's answer:
Cervical cysts are caused by chronic inflammation due to blocked cervical glands. Generally, women who are sexually inactive and relatively young have a low probability of developing cervical cysts.Guidance and suggestions: It is recommended to undergo further cervical TCT testing to rule out the possibility of cervical lesions. After exclusion, if symptoms persist, physical treatments such as microwave therapy, laser, cryotherapy, or electrocautery can be considered.
In addition to standard treatment for cervical cysts, patients should also pay attention to self-care, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in regular outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis to ensure effective treatment.