Patient's question:
My relative recently experienced an increase in leukorrhea, along with symptoms of abdominal pain, frequent urination, and urgency. Later, she went to the hospital for a thorough examination and discovered that she had cervical hypertrophy. The doctor advised her to seek treatment as soon as possible, warning not to delay the condition. After some consideration, my relative decided to cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and her condition improved afterward.Do we really need to treat cervical hypertrophy?
Doctor's answer:
The recommended treatment is cryotherapy. After the doctor understands and integrates the TCT screening results, the conclusion is made to then focus on the treatment of the relative. The doctor will use a special cooling device, and the device's head will self-heal and enlarge for 3 minutes. After it naturally warms up, it can be removed. This is a method of killing viruses through low temperature, which provides relief from abdominal pain after application. However, after the gland enlarges, the number of secretions will increase relatively. If there is inflammation in the white discharge, treatment for the white discharge is sufficient.