Cervical hypertrophy test at home

Cervical hypertrophy needs to be diagnosed by a professional doctor and cannot be diagnosed or tested at home. If you have related symptoms, you should seek medical attention in time and never self-diagnose or ignore health problems.

Cervical hypertrophy is one of the most common gynecological diseases in women, usually related to chronic cervicitis, changes in hormone levels or other gynecological diseases. Some women may have no symptoms at all, but many others may be troubled by increased secretions, a feeling of heaviness in the waist and abdomen, or even menstrual disorders. Because there are many causes of cervical hypertrophy, professional examination is the key to a clear diagnosis, and it cannot be confirmed by simple observation or "tests" in life.

If you suspect you may have a problem with cervical hypertrophy, the best way is to observe the body's signals, especially abnormal changes in the color, smell or amount of secretions. However, these phenomena are only preliminary clues, and the cause cannot be determined by naked eye observation alone. Home self-testing tools, such as test strips commonly found online, cannot diagnose anatomical lesions. Self-examination methods such as touching the cervix and internal examination may cause infection due to improper operation. The key is that there may be differences between symptoms and conditions, and they cannot be judged by feelings alone.

In order to prevent it in daily life, it is important to maintain a regular work and rest schedule and a proper diet. Avoid overwork and frequent late nights to improve immunity and reduce the probability of gynecological infection. Pay attention to hygiene during intimate behavior and use contraceptive measures correctly to reduce excessive stimulation of the cervix. If you feel uncomfortable, you must go to the hospital for a professional B-ultrasound or gynecological examination. The doctor will give a diagnosis and treatment plan based on the specific situation.