Patient's question:
In the past three years, I have experienced vaginal pain after coitus. For the past ten days, I have had lower back pain. I have undergone thorough examinations in various hospitals, all of which said everything was fine. Yesterday, after coitus, my labia minora became chafed. The hospital examination revealed cervical hypertrophy, and an ultrasound showed an enlarged uterus. The chafing of the labia minora was attributed to cervical hypertrophy, and during coitus, a one-centimeter tear was made in the labia minora. Additionally, the examination revealed pelvic inflammatory disease.What assistance I need: What are the causes of cervical hypertrophy?
Doctor's answer:
The main reasons for cervical hypertrophy are as follows:1. Chronic inflammation, which leads to congestion and edema of the cervix, and the subsequent fibrosis of cervical glands and stroma, resulting in varying degrees of cervical hypertrophy.
2. Ovarian dysfunction
3. Pelvic congestion
4. Vascular hardening of the uterine muscle layer
It is recommended to treat with vaginal medication while taking anti-inflammatory oral medication. Pay attention to a proper diet and abdominal warmth to prevent extreme cold and spicy irritation!