Patient's question:
I've recently noticed abnormal discharge, feeling much more than usual, and some lower back pain. I've been feeling very uncomfortable. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said it was cervical hyperplasia.What are the symptoms of cervical hyperplasia?
Doctor's answer:
The main clinical diagnostic symptoms of cervical hypertrophy are increased leukorrhea. Additionally, due to fibrosis of connective tissue and inflammation spreading along the paracervical area or through the uterosacral ligaments into the pelvic cavity, patients often complain of lower back and sacral pain or a sense of heaviness and fullness in the perineum, which are two prominent symptoms of cervical hypertrophy. For cases of cervical hypertrophy with deep and extensive erosion that the cervical canal, as well as those suspected of malignant transformation, physical treatment can be considered.