My mother was diagnosed with cervical retention cyst disease.

Patient's question:

Medical Description: On August 13, 2010, a liquid was observed in the pelvic cavity, with a depth of approximately 1.0 cm. The size of the left ovary was about 2.0×1.4 cm, and the size of the right ovary was about 2.3×1.0 cm.
History of Treatment and Effect: I took medication, but I don’t know the specific drugs.
Desired Help: What medication can provide effective treatment? If surgery is necessary, what method is the fastest and best for recovery?

Doctor's answer:

Cervical retention cyst is a common manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. Cervical retention cyst is also known as Nabothian cyst or cervical cyst. The formation of cervical retention cyst is similar to facial "acne," occurring during the healing process of cervical erosion when newly formed squamous epithelium covers the openings of cervical glands or extends into them, obstructing the glandular openings. Proliferation of connective tissue around the glands or the formation of scars compresses the glands, narrowing them or even blocking them. When the secretion of the glands is obstructed, it accumulates and forms a cyst, known as a Nabothian cyst.

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