Patient's question:
It's very sad to have gynecological diseases. I often go to the hospital for thorough examinations. Suddenly, I realized that my cervix had enlarged. I haven't done anything harmful to my cervix, and I haven't had sexual intercourse for many years. Why would my cervix still enlarge? What medicine should I take for cervical enlargement?Doctor's answer:
Some people are born with a naturally larger cervix and do not require any treatment. For others, cervical enlargement is caused by the long-term effects of chronic inflammation, such as cervical glandular cysts. In very few cases, persistent or recurrent vaginal discharge may occur, occasionally leading to external genital itching or discomfort. This can be treated with oral gynecological anti-inflammatory medications and local vaginal medication. If there are no symptoms, no treatment is needed. Other inflammatory conditions within the cervix can also cause cervical enlargement and require a Pap smear. Pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear frequently, especially before and after sexual activity, avoid spicy foods, and undergo regular gynecological check-ups.