Patient's question:
I have had cervical hyperplasia for 3 years, accompanied by continuous menstrual bleeding, and each menstrual period has a large amount of blood. Normally, my leukorrhea is yellow. In addition to cervical inflammation, I occasionally experience lower back pain and discomfort. Now, even taking medication doesn't help, and I am very distressed. What kind of assistance I need: What are the methods for treating cervical hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
According to what you have described, cervical hypertrophy is a type of chronic cervical inflammation, where pathogens infect the cervical mucosa, leading to inflammatory changes. It is recommended to first undergo an ultrasound examination to check the condition of the endometrium in real-time. If there are endometrial polyps, submucosal fibroids, adenomyosis, chocolate cysts, etc., it is necessary to perform these tests. If there is yellow leukorrhea or sexual bleeding during daily life, it is also necessary to conduct a cervical TCT and HPV test, which is known as the anti-aging screening. Cervical hypertrophy falls within the scope of cervical inflammation.