Patient's question:
Now check the cervix redness and swelling, and it is also hypertrophic. But can I still have children if my cervix is hypertrophic? What are the specific hazards of cervical hypertrophy in women?Doctor's answer:
First, it affects normal life: In women with excessively severe cervical hypertrophy, symptoms such as bloody leukorrhea, post-coital bleeding, and urinary frequency, urgency, and pain may occur. If not treated promptly, it can severely impact a woman's life. Once the inflammatory focus spreads along the uterosacral ligaments to the pelvic cavity, it can lead to lower back and sacral pain, a sense of heaviness in the lower abdomen, and dysmenorrhea, which may worsen during defecation and sexual activity.Second, it affects childbirth: Severe cervical hypertrophy is also very harmful to a woman's normal childbirth.
Third, it leads to female infertility: Due to cervical hypertrophy, cases of female infertility are not uncommon. Simple cervical hypertrophy does not directly cause female infertility, but severe cervical inflammation can lead to endometritis, tubo-ovarian inflammation, and tubal blockage, all of which can cause female infertility.