Patient's question:
Cervical hyperplasia, moderate inflammation, squamous cells, seen cervical canal cells?Cervical hyperplasia, moderate inflammation, squamous cells, seen cervical canal cells. My mother is 53 years old today. The test report says cervical hyperplasia, moderate inflammation, squamous cells, seen cervical canal cells, with inflammatory cells covering a proportion of 50-75%. No. Is such a condition easily treatable? Is the situation serious? What kind of assistance is needed: cervical hyperplasia, moderate inflammation.
Doctor's answer:
Cervical hyperplasia with moderate inflammation only requires a cervical TCT test. If there is no inflammation, this is not serious. You can use many topical anti-inflammatory medications for symptomatic treatment. Additionally, you should have a cervical TCT and HPV check annually. If necessary, you should promptly visit a hospital for relevant tests to confirm the diagnosis before starting symptomatic treatment.It is recommended that you use topical medication for your cervix, maintain good hygiene, wear cotton underwear, pay attention to your diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.