What is the cause of a lump on the outside of the uterus?

Today's women not only have to deal with tremendous pressure at home, but also various pressures at work. This causes many women to neglect taking good care of their bodies. Sometimes they even ignore some minor pains, which has a great impact on their physical health. Uterine polyps are a disease that many women will suffer from. When you suffer from uterine polyps, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

1. Gynecological infections are mostly complications caused by not receiving timely treatment after suffering from some kind of gynecological inflammation. When gynecological inflammation stimulates the reproductive organs for a long time, it will affect the endometrium and may even cause local skin ulcers, followed by the formation of bumps and lumps. For example, the occurrence of common diseases such as cervicitis and cervical erosion can induce cervical polyps.

2. Residues in the body

Some women have had abortions or induced labor before, but did not clean up the residue, and did not go to the hospital for a uterine curettage. In this case, if the residue in the uterus is not discharged, a large number of bacteria will breed in the body, which will also cause postpartum endometritis. Over time, the local area will gradually become abscessed and then grow polyps.

Specific infection

This situation is caused by local invasion of pathogens, such as the common tuberculosis bacteria and amoeba. If these local invasion bacteria are not treated in time, they may continue to multiply. They will first enter the patient's intestines, then spread to the anus through feces, and then spread to the female cervix and vagina, causing uterine polyps.

The dangers of uterine polyps

Harm 1: Affecting sex life

If uterine polyps are not treated, they will gradually grow larger and block the cervix, causing bleeding during sexual intercourse or bloody leucorrhea.

Harm 2: Affecting pregnancy

If uterine polyps block the cervical opening, it will cause cervical stenosis or deformation of the cervical canal, thereby hindering the normal upward movement of sperm and affecting pregnancy.

Hazard 3: Causing other gynecological diseases

For patients who do not receive long-term treatment, uterine polyps can also cause other gynecological diseases such as cervical erosion and cervical hypertrophy due to long-term inflammatory stimulation.