Patient's question:
In recent months, I have noticed that the amount of leukorrhea has mysteriously increased, leaving a lot of leukorrhea in my underwear, and the menstrual flow has also been particularly heavy, requiring a change of 5 or 6 pads a day. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found to be cervical hypertrophy. What measures can be taken to prevent cervical hypertrophy?Doctor's answer:
Your main condition is leukorrhea abnormalities and excessive menstrual bleeding. Cervical enlargement is not considered a disease. Considering your age, if there are no other cervical issues, it may be due to gynecological inflammation and endocrine disorders, or caused by endometrial hyperplasia. Vaginal medication can be used. The chronic severe symptoms of cervical issues include increased vaginal discharge, purulent yellow in color. Pay attention to vulvar hygiene, clean the vulva daily, and keep the vulva dry.