Patient's question:
On August 1, 2011, the previous treatment and its effects: No treatment What kind of help is needed: I want to say hello to you, how should I be treated, can I get pregnant after treatmentDoctor's answer:
Cervical hypertrophy is a type of chronic cervical inflammation, caused by long-term chronic inflammatory stimulation leading to a reduction in the size of cervical cells, resulting in an overall increase in the volume of the cervix. Cervical hypertrophy should also be ruled out if there is an endocervical inflammation.If you are referring to uterine hypertrophy, it may mean that the uterus is larger than normal. This could be due to endometriosis, where the endometrium with growth functions is implanted outside the uterine cavity, leading to cyclical fibrosis, shedding, and erosion, which gradually reduces the uterine volume and results in progressive relief of secondary dysmenorrhea.