Symptoms of late cervical hypertrophy

Symptoms of late-stage cervical hypertrophy may include severe menstrual abnormalities, increased vaginal discharge with odor, and lower abdominal pain or pain during sexual intercourse. If you experience similar symptoms, you should seek medical attention immediately and receive professional examinations. Late-stage cervical hypertrophy often worsens due to long-term untreated disease and may be accompanied by lesions, requiring immediate intervention.

1. Abnormal menstruation

Late stage of cervical hypertrophy often causes excessive menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation or irregular bleeding. This is because the degree of cervical hypertrophy deepens, affecting the normal exfoliation and repair of the endometrium. It may be accompanied by contact bleeding (such as bleeding after sexual intercourse), which indicates that you need to see a doctor immediately for pathological evaluation of the cervix. If there are symptoms, the cause can be determined by ultrasound examination, cervical scraping or colposcopy. In severe cases, further biopsy and screening are required.

2. Abnormal secretions

Late-stage cervical hypertrophy is often accompanied by a large increase in the amount of secretions, and the secretions may be milky white or viscous, with a peculiar smell or even yellow-green purulent secretions. This is usually due to dysfunction of the cervical glands or secondary infection. It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine examination of leucorrhea and bacterial culture to clarify the cause. The doctor may prescribe antibiotics or anti-inflammatory treatments based on the results. When the situation is more complicated, further gynecological examinations will be recommended to clean up the inflammatory deposits in the cervix.

3. Discomfort in the lower abdomen and pelvis

When cervical hypertrophy develops to the late stage, inflammation may spread to the pelvic cavity or surrounding tissues, leading to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease symptoms, such as lower abdominal distension or pain, which may even worsen after strenuous activities, standing for a long time or sexual intercourse. Cervical hypertrophy increases pelvic pressure and causes discomfort similar to pelvic congestion syndrome. For this symptom, local physical therapy (such as hot compresses or microwave therapy) can be used to relieve symptoms, while medication can be used to treat inflammation. Severe cases may require further surgical intervention, such as cervical hypertrophy resection or cervical conization for lesions.

4. Systemic symptoms

Some patients may experience systemic symptoms such as fatigue, anemia, etc. This is often related to long-term irregular vaginal bleeding. For anemia, it is recommended to appropriately supplement iron, protein and other nutrients, infuse iron or take medication when necessary to improve the anemia state, and also treat the root cause of bleeding as soon as possible.

Late-stage cervical hypertrophy may have a significant impact on the patient's physical and mental health, so you need to be vigilant and seek medical attention in a timely manner once symptoms occur. Early intervention and standardized treatment can effectively improve the condition and avoid the risk of complications. If you have related symptoms, please consult a gynecologist as soon as possible and actively cooperate with examinations and treatment.