Patient's question:
Cervical cysts need to be resolved. Previously, I discovered four cysts on my cervix, one of which was slightly larger, while the others were smaller. I asked if I needed to do a TCT, and the doctor said no. So, how should such cysts be resolved? Additionally, I had an ultrasound and found some pelvic effusion. What should I do about it?Doctor's answer:
Cervical cysts are generally caused by chronic inflammation and are also known as Nabothian cysts. They usually do not require treatment. Nabothian cysts are a type of chronic cervical inflammation. If they are large, treatment should be administered, but if they are small, they can be left untreated. Pelvic effusion can be divided into physiological and pathological types. If cervical cysts are detected, cervical cysts are cysts formed due to the blockage of glands caused by chronic cervical inflammation, as long as TCT and HPV are normal and there is no change in secretions, they generally do not require treatment. As long as pelvic effusion does not exceed 1.0 cm and there are no abdominal pain symptoms, follow-up can be performed after menstruation. In addition to treating cervical cysts, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a happy mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.