Patient's question:
[Condition Description: 1. One large and one small cervical cyst, the doctor said it's benign. 2. The cervical canal has cysts, which was diagnosed at a local hospital.History of Treatment and Effect: No treatment yet, seeking advice on what help is desired: How can it be cured completely?]
Doctor's answer:
For scattered small cervical glandular cysts, treatment is generally not required, and annual examinations are sufficient. For dense small Nabothian cysts or larger cysts, phototherapy, laser, microwave, or cryotherapy may be considered as physical treatments. For larger cysts that protrude from the surface of the cervix, electrocautery excision may be a viable option. None of these treatment methods cause significant pain and generally do not affect daily work and life.However, it must be emphasized that cervical cysts are a red alert that should not be ignored—they are a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, which is closely related to abnormal vaginal bleeding. Chronic cervical inflammation has a strong correlation with cervical cancer. Under long-term inflammatory stimulation, a small number of patients with chronic cervical inflammation may have a tendency to develop malignancy, so close attention must still be paid. Therefore, patients with cervical cysts should undergo an annual Pap smear to rule out cervical cancer and precancerous conditions.