Cervical hypertrophy is a manifestation of gynecological inflammation, usually caused by pathogens infecting the cervical mucosa of women and leading to inflammation. For female patients with cervical hypertrophy, do not hope for the disease to recover on its own. Because according to survey and statistical data, the self-healing rate of this disease is extremely low. So, how can cervical hypertrophy be restored to normal?
Usually, the method for treating female patients with mild cervical hypertrophy is drug therapy. Generally, female patients need to use topical medications, and the specific medication should be consulted with a doctor before making a decision. However, medications are generally used to kill bacteria and eliminate inflammation. Generally, female patients need about 2 weeks to feel the therapeutic effect, but as long as they persist in using it, the disease can be basically cured.
For female patients with cervical hypertrophy in the middle and late stages, physical therapy and surgical therapy need to be chosen for treatment. The physical therapy for cervical hypertrophy includes laser therapy and cryotherapy, both of which use special instruments and equipment to induce necrosis of the patient's diseased tissue. When these necrotic tissues are excreted from the patient's body, the disease is cured. The surgical treatment for cervical hypertrophy involves directly cutting off the diseased tissue, but this method results in smaller scars and allows the cervix to remain in its original state after surgery.
For female patients with cervical hypertrophy, in addition to actively cooperating with treatment, they also need to pay attention to rest, eat more fruits, vegetables, and light foods. It is also necessary to pay attention to menstrual hygiene and cleanliness of the external genitalia to prevent the occurrence of other inflammations. In addition, during the treatment period, one should avoid eating spicy and greasy foods, and should not have sexual intercourse with a partner.
