Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of cervical infertility?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I. Cervical Canal Atresia: Acquired cervical canal atresia and stenosis are most commonly seen after artificial abortion or following cervical electrocautery or cryotherapy. The clinical presentation includes amenorrhea accompanied by cyclical lower abdominal pain occurring after artificial abortion or cervical inflammatory disease treatment. Gynecological examination reveals a purplish-blue vagina, significant cervical elevation tenderness, a slightly enlarged and mobile uterus, and tenderness upon palpation.
II. Cervical Canal Dysplasia: Cervical canal dysplasia can be associated with uterine dysplasia. Severe dysplasia of the cervical canal makes it appear slender and elongated. Cervical canal dysplasia can lead to insufficient secretion function of the cervical glands.