How to restore cervical cyst

Cervical cyst is also known as uterine cyst. There are many treatment methods. The most common one is to use traditional Chinese medicine, which has the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. In addition, physical therapy is also common. For more serious cervical cysts, minimally invasive methods can be used for treatment, and the effect is also relatively good. For patients, in addition to good treatment, good conditioning and health care in daily life are also very important.

Is surgery necessary for cervical cysts?

Does cervical cyst need to be treated surgically? Experts point out that whether cervical cyst needs surgery depends on the severity of the disease.

1. If the patient with cervical cyst has no clinical symptoms, no special treatment is required. Regular cervical scraping (TCT) or puncture with a needle and apply iodine.

2. For densely packed smaller cervical cysts or relatively large cervical cysts, phototherapy, laser, microwave, and other physical treatments may be considered.

3. For patients whose cervical cysts are larger than 3 cm and other methods are ineffective, in order to avoid the continued growth of the cysts, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible to control the growth of the cysts in time. Commonly used surgical methods for cervical cysts include LEEP knife (Lip knife or ultra-high frequency radiofrequency knife), BBT self-coagulation knife (radio frequency minimally invasive self-coagulation knife), hysteroscopy and other minimally invasive surgeries. Surgical resection treatment is followed by auxiliary drug treatment to accelerate the repair of the cervix.

Treatment of cervical cysts

Experts point out that if you want to achieve good results in the treatment of cervical cysts, you need to choose a regular hospital and receive symptomatic treatment. At present, there are several methods for the treatment of cervical cysts:

1. Drug treatment: Drug treatment uses drug corrosion methods to treat cervical cysts, mostly using drug solutions, but it needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Physical therapy: After accurately diagnosing the condition of cervical cyst, the doctor will treat it according to the patient's condition. Physical treatment of cervical cysts uses laser, freezing and other methods to remove the affected area. The treatment does not affect the patient's fertility.

3. Minimally invasive treatment: For patients with a relatively large area of ​​cervical cysts and long-term uncured diseases, minimally invasive technology can be selected for treatment if conditions permit. This technology can cure cervical cysts in one go with little damage, and is currently an excellent treatment technology.

Precautions after minimally invasive treatment of cervical cysts

Within 3-8 weeks after the operation, women should pay attention to changing underwear frequently, rest in bed as much as possible, and not have sexual intercourse to prevent sexual intercourse from causing recurrence of inflammation. Try to eat light food, avoid spicy, greasy and other irritating foods, avoid smoking and drinking, do not eat raw or cold foods, and keep a happy mood. If a patient has abnormal conditions for a long time, he or she needs to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination immediately. Sometimes inflammation will recur, so the patient should always observe his or her physical condition so that if inflammation occurs, it can be controlled and treated as soon as possible.

How long does it take to recover after minimally invasive treatment of cervical cysts?

After surgery for cervical disease, vaginal secretions increase, and even a large amount of yellow watery substances are discharged. There may be a little bleeding when the scab falls off 1-2 weeks after surgery. Bathing in a tub and vaginal douching are prohibited while the wound has not healed. It is generally recommended to recover in about three months.