Patient's question:
A 170-pound, 24-year-old female who has never given birth, been pregnant, or had an abortion could simultaneously develop uterine polyps, cervical cysts, and thickening of the uterine wall? If so, please tell me why she would get all three conditions at the same time. Please, esteemed doctors, take a good look at the problem. Just tell me why she would get all three conditions simultaneously—I won’t ask about treatment or anything else. Thank you in advance for explaining what I’ve asked. Thank you, thank you.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, these three conditions will occur simultaneously again. It is recommended that you relax your mind. The uterine polyps and Nabothian cysts you mentioned are caused by chronic cervical inflammation. There is chronic inflammation outside the external os of the cervix, which damages the cervix and leads to polyps, which can be removed. The Nabothian cyst is similar to a pimple and is also a symptom of chronic cervical inflammation. As for the thickening of the uterine wall, it is a part of the menstrual cycle. Your condition may be due to the division of endometrial cells, so these three conditions may occur simultaneously again.