Patient's question:
What kind of help do you need: Do you need treatment?Doctor's answer:
Does cervical hyperplasia require treatment? The answer is yes. Some women think that the symptoms of cervical hyperplasia are not too obvious, so they believe that cervical hyperplasia does not require treatment. In fact, this idea is wrong. Generally, simple cervical hyperplasia does not affect pregnancy. However, if cervical hyperplasia is not treated in a timely manner, severe cervical inflammation can lead to endometritis, tubo-ovarian inflammation, tubal adhesion, and blockage, resulting in infertility. After pregnancy, due to changes in hormones, it is difficult to determine whether cervical hyperplasia still exists. Severe cervical hyperplasia can even affect labor.