Patient's question:
Chronic cervical inflammation, with squamous epithelial hyperplasia, what should I do? I have had cervical inflammation for a long time now, and I have been diagnosed with chronic cervical inflammation, accompanied by squamous epithelial hyperplasia. Is my condition serious? Do I need surgery to fully recover? What details should I pay attention to in real life?Doctor's answer:
General chronic cervicitis is a benign inflammation and a common gynecological disease. Cervicitis has many different manifestations. The meaning of squamous epithelial hyperplasia is that the external os of the cervix is naturally the junction of squamous epithelium and columnar epithelium, where squamous and columnar epithelia intermingle. Squamous metaplasia is also a benign change of chronic cervicitis under the influence of inflammation. In summary, it is not a severe inflammation. Symptomatic treatment can be administered, and an annual cervical cancer examination should be conducted, paying attention to menstrual hygiene.