Patient's question:
A gynecological examination revealed four cysts at the cervix, about the size of high. Do you need surgical treatment for this? Will it worsen if not treated surgically? I'm very scared. Additionally, a sebaceous cyst has grown on the vulva. Will it heal on its own without surgery? Is surgery absolutely necessary? I'm very afraid of surgery. What kind of assistance do you need: How is cervical enlargement caused?Doctor's answer:
Upon careful examination, it can be seen that the surface of the cervix is weak and has multiple uneven, pale blue cysts (not purple), containing mucus. The smaller ones are rice grain-sized, while the larger ones are corn kernel-sized. Some can grow very large, weak to the surface of the cervix, and even reach the vaginal opening. The base is connected to the cervix by a pedicle, often associated with cervical hypertrophy. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a white discharge test to check for vaginal inflammation. Once the vaginal inflammation is controlled, timely treatment should be administered.