Causes of cervical hypertrophy retention cysts

The treatment of cervical hypertrophy retention cysts should be based on the specific cause. Common causes include chronic inflammation, abnormal hormone levels, and cervical gland blockage. Chronic inflammation is the main cause of cervical hypertrophy retention cysts. Long-term inflammatory stimulation causes the cervical gland secretions to be unable to be discharged normally, forming cysts. Abnormal hormone levels may also cause increased cervical gland secretions, leading to cyst formation. Cervical gland blockage may be caused by factors such as cervical surgery, childbirth injury, or infection.

1. Chronic inflammation: Chronic inflammation such as long-term cervicitis and vaginitis stimulates the cervical glands, causing the secretions to accumulate and form cysts. Treatment requires anti-infection treatment for inflammation, such as the use of antibiotics such as metronidazole, clindamycin or local anti-inflammatory drugs such as Baofukang suppositories. At the same time, keeping the vulva clean and avoiding unclean sexual life can help prevent the recurrence of inflammation.

2. Abnormal hormone levels: Excessive estrogen levels may stimulate the secretion of cervical glands, leading to cyst formation. Treatment can be achieved by regulating hormone levels, such as using oral contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy, to help restore normal secretion function. Regular monitoring of hormone levels and avoiding the abuse of hormone drugs are also the key to prevention.

3. Cervical gland blockage: Cervical surgery, birth injury or infection may cause cervical gland blockage and cyst formation. Treatment can be done through surgery to clear the blocked glands, such as cervical transurethrography, laser therapy or cryotherapy. After surgery, local care should be taken to avoid infection and promote healing.

The treatment of cervical hypertrophy retention cysts needs to be combined with specific causes and targeted measures should be taken. Chronic inflammation requires anti-infection treatment, abnormal hormone levels require hormone regulation, and cervical gland blockage requires surgical dredging. Regular gynecological examinations, early detection and treatment of related diseases can help prevent the formation and recurrence of cysts.