8 common “female diseases” are not as serious as you think

As a woman, you are easily trouble by many female diseases, such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, uterine fibroids, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease…

Many people lack understanding of these diseases and mistakenly believe that they have unspeakable illnesses. In fact, some diseases are not as serious as you think, and some do not need to be treat at all!

Cervical erosion

1. Cervical erosion is sometimes just a physiological change, such as the cervical columnar epithelium of the eroded tissue moves to the cervical opening, so the cervix looks like it is rotten.

2. This situation has nothing to do with lifestyle or cervical lesions.

3. As long as the TCT and HP test results are normal, you can ignore it and eat and drink as usual.

Cervical cyst

1. Cervical cyst is also a physiological change.

2. The glands on the cervix can secrete mucus, but due to inflammation or the displacement of the cervical squamous epithelium and columnar epithelium, the outlet for secreting mucus is block, causing it to gradually become larger.

3. Unless it is large enough to affect the cervical structure, no treatment is require.

Pelvic effusion

1. Pelvic effusion does not mean pelvic inflammatory disease

2. Most pelvic effusions are almost physiological effusions and do not require treatment. They can protect and lubricate the intestines and organs in the abdominal cavity.

3. Whether treatment is need depends on whether you have any related symptoms. If you don’t feel any discomfort, just have regular check-ups and don’t worry.

Abnormal vaginal discharge cleanliness

1. The cleanliness of leucorrhea is divide into four levels: I, II, III, and IV. It is generally believe that levels I to II are normal, while levels III to IV indicate inflammation. However, such a rigid classification is difficult to guide practical problems.

2. If there is no itching, peculiar smell of secretions, or changes in the shape of secretions, and the leucorrhea is only level III cleanliness, excessive treatment is not recommend.

3. Wash the affected area with clean water every night, change your underwear frequently, and wash carefully before and after sex. That’s all you need to do.

4. If conditions permit, it is best to do a vaginal flora microenvironment analysis rather than simply checking the cleanliness.

Pseudo-condyloma

1. Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is not a disease, it is just benign tissue proliferation.

2. The occurrence of pseudo-condyloma may be related to long-term chronic vaginal inflammation, secretion irritation, and friction irritation from tight clothing.

3. Pseudo-condylomataecarpus does not require treatment, but most of them will not disappear on their own. If you want to stay away from them, you can go to a regular hospital for physical therapy.

Cervicitis

1. Cervicitis is very common, and 90% of women will have it after marriage.

2. Cervicitis occurs to protect the body. In order to prevent pathogens from taking the opportunity to enter the uterine cavity, inflammatory cells that eliminate pathogens are stationed on the surface of the cervix to resist foreign invasion at any time.

3. Most cervicitis does not require treatment. Treatment is only needed when acute cervicitis (redness, swelling, heat, pain) is obvious. Excessive treatment may damage the self-defense of the cervix and the vaginal microenvironment.

4. Cervicitis will not cause cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is associated with long-term persistent infection with high-risk HPV subtypes and has nothing to do with cervical inflammation.

5. Cervicitis cannot be cured completely and will persist for life as long as there are bacteria and microorganisms inside the body.

HPV infection

1. The vast majority of women will experience one or more sexually transmitted infections in their lifetime.

2. Being infected does not mean you will definitely get cancer.

3. There is currently no effective antiviral treatment for HPV. Only HPV lesions can be treated. For example, if genital warts develop, they need to be treated with medication or surgery. If precancerous lesions occur, a biopsy should be performed in a timely manner.

4.70-80% of HPV can turn negative on its own, and you can live your life as usual and have regular checkups.

Ovarian cysts

1. If the examination report indicates ovarian cysts, it is recommended to have an ultrasound examination 3-5 days after the menstrual period.

2. Some ovarian cysts are physiological cysts that can be absorbed by themselves and generally do not require any treatment.

3. If the cyst still exists after reexamination, the doctor will determine its nature based on its B-ultrasound description and tumor markers to decide the next direction of diagnosis and treatment.

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