How to treat uterine collar cyst

Women's physical health is very susceptible to various factors. This is determined by their special physiological structure, and gynecological diseases are the concentrated manifestation of this influence. Gynecological diseases are very harmful and can cause great troubles to women's lives. For example, uterine problems are very common. Let's take a look at how to deal with uterine cysts? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Cervical cyst is a common gynecological disease. It is caused by the new squamous epithelium covering the opening of the cervical gland duct during the healing process of cervical erosion, resulting in retention of glandular secretions and the formation of single or multiple small white cysts on the surface of the cervix.

The vast majority of patients with cervical cysts do not feel anything. This is because at this time, the size of the cervical cysts is relatively small, and the cysts are not concentrated but rather scattered. This small size of cervical cysts does not have much impact on patients, nor does it affect pregnancy, so treatment is not necessary. However, patients must go to the hospital for regular physical examinations every year to monitor whether the cervical cysts show signs of enlargement. If the cysts are significantly enlarged, appropriate treatment must be carried out.

Many people say that I clearly have a cyst in my body, why doesn’t the doctor treat me? If this small cyst has caused you psychological concerns, you can undergo physical therapy for the cervical cyst. The method of physical therapy is to drain the cystic fluid in the cyst, so that the cyst will disappear. But this is actually only a superficial solution, because it only does superficial work and the inflammation still persists. Since the inflammation is still there, the cervical cyst is likely to recur at any time. Therefore, small cysts do not need to be treated and only observation measures can be taken.

If the cyst is more serious, it can be treated with advanced treatments such as laser therapy, cryotherapy, microwave therapy, etc. Before undergoing physical therapy, patients should undergo cervical cancer screening, and other cervical inflammations must be treated in advance, otherwise physical therapy for cervical cysts will aggravate other cervical inflammations.