Patient's question:
Cervical hyperplasia. 3 Abnormal vaginal discharge cleanliness. 4 Abnormal vaginal white blood cells. It is recommended that you consult and seek medical advice in the gynecology department, with periodic follow-up tests. Other positive findings will be advised by the doctor. 1 Abnormal cervical liquid-based cytology suggests excessive bacterial growth, not excluding bacterial infection, and it is recommended to retest after symptomatic treatment.Doctor's answer:
Pure cervical hypertrophy will never affect pregnancy, but severe cervical inflammation can lead to endometritis, tubo-ovarian inflammation, tubal adhesion, and blockage, resulting in infertility. Many women do not take cervical hypertrophy seriously after being diagnosed with it, allowing the condition to worsen under long-term stimulation, ultimately leading to infertility. Therefore, women who are diagnosed with cervical hypertrophy should seek medical advice promptly for treatment. There are many treatments for cervical hypertrophy, but since symptoms vary among patients, the diagnostic methods used also differ. Therefore, patients need to be diagnosed as soon as possible to receive appropriate treatment.