What is the reason for the small hard bumps on the cervix?

Some women have a lump of flesh on their cervix, which is relatively hard. According to the doctor, this may be cervical cyst, but this is not the only reason. It may also be tissue hyperplasia, etc. The above will help you understand the most comprehensive truth.

1. The main consideration of the disease is the manifestation of cervical cysts. During the recovery process of cervical erosion, the neonatal squamous epithelium covers the cervical gland ducts or extends into the glands, blocking the gland ducts; the connective tissue hyperplasia or scarring around the glands compresses the glands, causing the gland ducts to shrink or even block, and the drainage of glandular secretions is blocked, resulting in cysts. However, both cysts and tumors appear as round lumps, so the exact condition should be checked by B-ultrasound or vaginal speculum.

2. If there are two small bumps on the cervix, which may be considered as cervical cysts, it is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations and carry out the next step of medication treatment based on the examination results. Before diagnosis, do not take medicine privately to avoid affecting the test results.

3. The common disease that causes the condition you think is cervical cysts, cysts or condyloma acuminatum. It is impossible to judge the actual condition from the single symptom you think. It is recommended that you seek medical attention immediately, do a gynecological examination, gynecological ultrasound, colposcopy, and cervical puncture biopsy, and receive timely and standardized treatment after confirming the actual condition.

4. A small lump appears on the cervix, which is more commonly a cyst or a cyst, mainly due to tissue hyperplasia caused by inflammatory irritation in the vagina and cervix. It is more likely to occur in women with a history of sexual intercourse and pregnancy. Generally, the effect of conservative treatment in this type of situation is not necessarily very good. The next best option is surgical removal. Conservative treatment mainly involves local cleaning, suppositories and oral medication, while surgery directly removes the prominent nodules.