Can oneself see cervical cyst with mirror

Update Date: 2021-11-03 Source: Network

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My best friend is only 25 years old, but she suffers from cervical cyst, which really makes me confused. Therefore, we went to a large hospital to have a re examination, and the results were the same. Later, we consulted experts in this field, and now we understand. Let's talk about whether we can see cervical cyst with a mirror.

Can oneself see cervical cyst with mirror

First: it's hard to see yourself. You have to have a professional dilator to see it. If you can open it and take a mirror, you can see that the mouth of the uterus is red with moderate erosion and there are many leucorrhea. But if you can see it casually, you have to see a doctor, because that can cause the uterus to fall off.

Second: cervical cyst (also known as Nessler's gland cyst) TCM treatment is the most important cause of cervical cyst. The main cause of cervical cyst is that bacteria enter into the cervix and cause inflammation. The root of cervical cyst is uterine inflammation. According to the degree of lesion of cervical cyst, there are many medical treatment methods. Now the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of cervical cyst (traditional Chinese medicine cervical xiaonang prescription) can achieve good curative effect.

Third: cervical cyst is a kind of chronic cervicitis, cervicitis is a common disease of women of childbearing age, especially middle-aged women. Mechanical stimulation or injury, microorganisms and their toxins, chemicals and radiation can become the cause of cervicitis. Drugs are only adjuvant treatment, the effect is not very good, generally still need physical therapy or surgical treatment.

matters needing attention

Don't use lotion indiscriminately, it will affect the balance of acid and alkali, lead to infection and inflammation, eat less spicy food, change underwear frequently, wear loose cotton! We must ensure adequate sleep, mental aspects should also avoid excessive anxiety and tension, so as not to cause unnecessary impact on the recovery of the disease.