What is multiple cervical cysts?

Multiple cervical cysts are a type of cervical inflammation. Under normal circumstances, there are cervical glands on the surface of the cervix, and the glandular ducts secrete a certain amount of fluid. If there is cervical inflammation, the glands are blocked and the metabolic fluid cannot be discharged, forming a cyst, which is medically called cervical multiple cysts, also known as cervical nabothian cysts. Cervical nabothian cyst indicates cervical inflammation, which is chronic cervical inflammation. If you have cervical cysts and your cervix is ​​not in good condition, you should first do cervical cancer screening, which is to do TCT chromatographic fluid-based cytology and HPV human papilloma hepatitis B testing on the cervix. Generally, if you pass these two tests and rule out cervical cancer and precancerous lesions, and it is just multiple cervical cysts, then the problem is not serious. You can choose to apply medicine for treatment, or you can go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment.

Multiple cervical cysts are a symptom of chronic cervicitis. It mainly occurs during the recovery process of cervical erosion. Due to the obstruction of neonatal tissue, the secretions in the cervical gland duct cannot be discharged in time, and are gradually deposited. Physical therapy methods such as microwave heating, laser, and self-coagulation knife can be used. In daily life, female friends must pay attention and choose appropriate contraceptive methods to prevent cross infection. Reduce or even prevent the frequency of miscarriage. Pay attention to the hygiene of sexual life and menstrual period, exercise properly, and improve your immunity.

Most cases of multiple cervical cysts are physiological changes, which means that during the process of cervical squamous epithelium hyperplasia, the glandular ducts of the cervical glandular epithelium are covered, so that the secretions in the glandular ducts cannot be discharged. The secretions accumulate in the cervical glandular ducts to form cysts, which are called cervical glandular cysts.

Most cervical gland cysts are physiological changes, and a small part of cervical gland cysts are caused by cervical inflammation stimulation or in the process of cervical surface damage and repair. Generally, cervical gland cysts do not require special treatment and will not cause any clinical symptoms to women. Regular follow-up observation is sufficient.