What are the two small bumps in the cervix?

Patient's question:

Female... 28 years old
After giving birth, my uterus was once inflamed. I took medication for a week, but I don’t know if it worked. Since there were no symptoms, I stopped taking it myself. Six months later, I had a yeast infection and took medication for a week to treat it. But later, two small lumps grew at the cervix. There were no symptoms, but I could feel them with my hand, so I ignored them. Last month, I suddenly had contact bleeding. A checkup revealed mycoplasma infection. I took medication for a week and then stopped. There have been no symptoms since, but the lumps at the cervix are still there. I once asked a doctor, and they said it was due to inflammation in the vagina. The current symptom is increased white discharge, which is white.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on the description, it is likely that your condition is an infection of the vagina. It is recommended to first pay attention to local hygiene and actively clean the external genitalia.
Advice: It is also suggested to pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity, actively observe the condition of secretions, and avoid scratching. It is recommended to promptly have a routine examination of the secretions at the hospital to determine the type of pathogen. After that, a reasonable choice of local medication can be considered. This condition is more likely to be caused by fungi. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided to prevent cross-infection.