Patient's question:
Last week, I went to the hospital for a routine gynecological examination. The doctor said that my cervix and vagina were visibly red with the naked eye, and said that this was cervical congestion. How did this come about? How should it be treated? I hope a doctor can help me clarify this. How is cervical hypertrophy caused?Doctor's answer:
Cervical congestion is generally seen in cervical inflammation. Acute cervical inflammation can be caused by pathogens directly infecting the cervix. It is necessary to take or add anti-inflammatory medications, pay attention to hygiene, and use cleansing solutions to clean the external genitalia. Please go to a local reputable tertiary hospital for examination to identify the cause. After confirming the cause, the doctor will provide symptomatic treatment based on the condition, which will lead to better treatment outcomes and fairer charges. This can lead to tightness and weakness in the cervical area, resulting in enlargement, especially when there is an infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV).