Patient's question:
Which treatment method is effective for cervical hypertrophy? This condition has been present for two years, and the annual health check-up results have been consistent. Cervical hypertrophy, having already given birth, does it require treatment? If treatment is necessary, could you guide me on which treatment method is better and what kind of assistance is needed: How should cervical hypertrophy be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical hyperplasia is caused by chronic cervical inflammation. Generally, paying attention to cleaning the vagina with a few wipes can maintain vaginal cleanliness and reduce the discharge of cervical mucus, which may alleviate symptoms. Cervical hyperplasia is often associated with cervical erosion or cervical nabothian cysts. It is recommended to visit a local regular hospital for a check-up to identify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. Taking anti-inflammatory drugs and applying topical medication to the vagina can help treat cervical hyperplasia. Pay close attention to rest and personal hygiene.