Patient's question:
I haven't grown much since I was a child. Occasionally, I have some lower right abdominal pain, but no other symptoms. Today, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told I have cervical cysts, but the vagina is fine. The doctor said it's nothing to worry about and that if it gets bigger, treatment will be needed. I'm a bit concerned, and they didn't prescribe any medication. Without taking measures, will it get worse? Do cervical cysts need treatment if they're not large?Doctor's answer:
Treating cervical gland cysts is not difficult. Generally, it is necessary to conduct a thorough examination to identify which type of bacteria causes cervical inflammation. After confirming the cause, targeted treatment for the infection is administered. For cysts that do not subside, they can first be drained, followed by treatments such as laser therapy or cryotherapy to remove them. Treatment generally does not affect fertility, but if scars form in the cervix, it may impact natural childbirth. Additionally, during treatment, the patient's diet and care are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet, eating light and nutritious foods to avoid unnecessary harm.