Patient's question:
Now my situation is that I have 1 degree gynecology and cervical hypertrophy and had a LEEP surgery. Will this stabilize my current condition? After the surgery, I have been persistently taking medication, but I don't know if this disease will flare up again. This process has been too painful, and I don't want to relive it.Doctor's answer:
Cervical hyperplasia does not require treatment. It is a normal physiological phenomenon in gynecology called cervical columnar epithelial regression. Although cervical hyperplasia is caused by long-term stimulation from inflammation, since it has already enlarged, there is no need for surgical treatment. Moreover, surgery has little significant effect. Therefore, as long as there are no abnormal symptoms in leukorrhea, neither of these conditions requires treatment. Regular and careful observation is sufficient. After sexual activity, a cervical screening can be performed.