How to prevent cervical hypertrophy and erosion cysts

Developing good living habits and regular physical examinations are the key to preventing cervical hypertrophy, erosion and cysts. Women's cervical health is affected by many factors, so it is very important to keep it clean, pay attention to protection and pay attention to health signals.

Cervical hypertrophy, erosion and cysts are common cervical problems in women, most of which are related to inflammation, hormone fluctuations or infection. For example, excessive cleaning of the private parts or frequent sexual intercourse may increase the risk of bacterial invasion, and not paying attention to hygiene can easily "lay mines" for problems. Among them, cervical erosion is not "rotten", but a tissue manifestation; cervical cysts are mostly fluid cysts caused by chronic inflammation.

There are several aspects in life that require special attention. First, keep your private parts clean. Wash with clean water every day, and do not use strong irritating lotions. Try to avoid high-risk sexual behaviors, such as frequently changing sexual partners or not using safety measures. Avoid swimming or sitting baths during menstruation, and inappropriate cervical treatment may directly or indirectly affect the cervix. Supplement your daily diet with more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, such as carrots and tomatoes, which can help enhance immunity.

It is recommended that women have a gynecological examination every year, especially cervical cancer screening (such as TCT and HPV testing) to detect problems as early as possible and take intervention measures. If you find abnormal vaginal discharge, odor, or abdominal pain, you need to seek medical help as soon as possible to avoid delaying treatment. Early prevention, early screening, and early treatment can better ensure the health of the cervix.