Normal cervical polyp pathology report

When a female friend discovers a cervical cyst, the first thing she should do is a pathological examination to rule out the possibility of a lesion. However, many friends do not understand cervical cysts and think that they are just inflammation and hyperplasia and there is no need to do pathology. In fact, it is wrong to think so. The pathological examination results of cervical cysts are very important and will determine the treatment options to be adopted later.

1. The gynecologist explained in detail that cervical cyst is a microorganism that grows on the cervix. It is the size of a soybean, red, and bleeds easily, which can cause excessive leucorrhea. It is caused by long-term cervicitis irritation and mucosal squamous epithelial cell hyperplasia. Experts point out that in the normal process of cell division and reproduction, cervical cysts may produce abnormal tumor cells. Once tumor cells appear, they will proliferate very quickly and uncontrollably, and migrate to distant places, causing the cancer to spread and eventually take the patient's life. Taking this into consideration, cervical cysts must be removed immediately.

2. Since it is difficult for the human eye to distinguish early-stage cancer, every time a cyst is found, it is generally necessary to remove it to prevent the occurrence of lesions. Once a lesion occurs, radical hysterectomy can be performed immediately to save the patient's life. If cervical cysts occur, it means that it is dangerous and more susceptible to cancer, and a pathological examination should be performed. You should cooperate closely with the doctor to complete the inspection work after each cyst removal.

3. Cervical cysts are composed of the uterine wall, and the surface is covered with a layer of cubic epithelial cells or low columnar epithelial cells. A fibrous column forms in the center of the cyst, which contains blood vessels. Because of their narrowness, blood supply is reduced and cysts are highly mutated. It is easily affected by blood clots in the blood vessels, and turns light purple due to blood stasis. It usually begins to necrotize at the top and may eventually fall off.

4. The pathological diagnostic criteria for cyst deterioration are: the entire shape of the cyst must be seen; the deterioration is limited to the cyst.

The results of pathological examination of cervical cysts are very important. Once this type of inflammation is discovered, a pathological examination should be performed immediately to eliminate the possibility of cancer. The necessity of pathological examination cannot be ignored. After examination, if the lesion is cleared, normal treatment can be carried out. Cervical cysts can be removed surgically, and regular medical care and follow-up work should be carried out to prevent the recurrence of cervical cysts.