Patient's question:
How to treat cervical hypertrophy well, seeking advice on how to treat cervical hypertrophy well. I have undergone physical treatment for cervical erosion, and now I have cervical hypertrophy. Besides adnexitis and vaginitis, how should I be treated? What kind of assistance is needed: If you have cervical hypertrophy, what should you do?Doctor's answer:
Cervical hypertrophy is a type of chronic cervical inflammation. Without obvious symptoms, it generally does not require treatment. For uterine cavity effusion, uterine cavity drainage is commonly used, and postoperative active anti-infection treatment should be administered. Daily practices should include frequent baths and changing underwear, maintaining external genital cleanliness and dryness, engaging in appropriate physical exercise, keeping a positive mood, and enhancing immunity. Cervical hypertrophy is a result of chronic cervical inflammation. It is also an expression of cervical inflammation. It is recommended to undergo a gynecological examination in a regular hospital, checking for HPV and TCT to rule out other cervical issues. If it is only inflammation, then the hypertrophy will not immediately subside. Treatment for chronic inflammation, vaginal infections, pelvic inflammation, etc., is necessary. Proper treatment should be administered.