Patient's question:
The little sister next door hasn't even turned 30 and has already been diagnosed with cervical cysts. She also wants a second child, but the doctor told her it will affect it and she needs to be hospitalized for treatment first. Recently, she has been feeling that her menstruation is irregular. Will cervical cysts turn into cancer? Will they affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Cervical cysts require a visit to the hospital for a colposcopy to assess the severity of the cyst. Oral capsules and gynecological anti-inflammatory medications can be taken. In severe cases, a LEEP procedure or cervical cryotherapy may be necessary. It is best to have a cervical TCT test for early detection and treatment of cervical cysts. If cervical cysts are not treated for a long time, they may lead to cervical cancer. This condition is difficult to relieve. Patients should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism, as this can boost their confidence in fighting cervical cysts and increase the likelihood of recovery.