Learn about cervical disease

　　The following category is inflammation of the cervix. acute Cervicitis Mainly caused by gonococcus and chlamydia, it shows a large amount of purulent leucorrhea, cervical congestion, edema, etc. Acute inflammation must be treated well. Chronic cervicitis, to Hospital Most of the cases are chronic cervicitis. Treatment has just been mentioned. If there is cervical erosion or cervical problems, we must first conduct cervical cancer screening to exclude malignant ones. disease , and then we treat it differently according to inflammation.

　　Here are a few pictures for us to take a look at: The first picture is a normal cervix, which is pink and has a very smooth surface. But after having cervicitis, this is no longer the case. It may appear as shown in Figure 2, Figure 3, and Figure 4.

　　Chronic cervicitis is a general term, which is divided into several types. The most common type is cervical erosion。

　　It is the loss of the originally smooth cervical epithelial surface to form an erosion surface, which is actually a very superficial ulcer. It is also divided into degrees 1, 2, and 3 according to the area of ​​erosion, that is, mild, moderate, and severe. If it is only at the cervix, less than 1/3, it is called mild erosion. If the area is 1/3 to 2/3, it is called moderate erosion. Above 2/3 is called severe erosion. It can also be divided into simple erosion, granular erosion and papillary erosion according to the depth of erosion.

　　If the cervical erosion is deep, granular, or papillary, unless it is malignant, local vaginal medication or physical therapy can be used. When I came here just now, a netizen asked me, "Can I take medicine to treat cervicitis?" I said that is not possible because oral medication is ineffective. We have very good Chinese medicine and Western medicine suppositories for local application, and the effects are relatively good.

　　The second type is called the cervical sac. Sometimes during a B-ultrasound, the doctor writes a report saying that there is a cyst on the cervix. Some patients are very nervous: "I have a cyst on my cervix. How should I treat it? Do I need to cut it out?" Please don't be nervous. The sac on the cervix is ​​caused by cervicitis. During the repair process, the surrounding epithelium climbs up and covers the eroded surface to block the gland opening of the cervix under the epithelium, making it difficult for the secreted mucus to be eliminated, thus forming a glandular cyst. So the sac on the cervix is ​​cervicitis