Patient's question:
I've been divorced for about one or two years and haven't been able to get pregnant. I initially thought it wasn't a big deal because I'm young, but later during a gynecological examination, I discovered that I had cervical hypertrophy. I don't understand how this disease came about, and the doctor said it requires surgery to treat. I'm not sure whether to have the surgery or not, and I also want to know what I should pay attention to on a daily basis. No matter what, I need to alleviate this condition.What kind of assistance I need: What should people with cervical hypertrophy avoid eating?
Doctor's answer:
Drink more soy milk and eat more tofu and other soy products regularly, as soy products can regulate women's endocrine system and digest estrogen. Eat more red-colored foods and foods rich in unsaturated fatty acids, such as peanuts. Pay attention to nutrition in your diet, avoid working overtime frequently, and stay active. Take frequent baths and change your underwear often to keep the external genital area clean and dry. Engage in appropriate physical exercise regularly to maintain a cheerful mood and enhance your immune system.