Check after found that cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia is a common gynecological disease, which is common among postmenopausal women. Cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia is not a serious disease, and generally does not require special treatment. It only needs to be checked regularly at the hospital. However, if the patient is infected with other viruses, such as HPV, it is a different case, and then they need to cooperate with the doctor for treatment.
What is cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia? Cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia refers to the process of cervical normal columnar epithelial cells gradually turning into squamous epithelial cells. This change is generally affected by chronic cervical inflammation, infection, vaginal secretions, etc. It is currently considered as a benign lesion and does not require treatment. Pay attention to hygiene and regular inspections.
What should I do if I have cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia? 1. If there are no symptoms of cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia and no HPV virus infection, no special treatment is generally required, and regular reexamination can be done. 2. If cervical squamous epithelium metaplasia has symptoms of yellow discharge and itching odor, especially bleeding after sexual intercourse, it can be treated with physical methods such as laser. 3. If there is HPV virus infection, regular check-ups should be done to confirm the direction of the lesion's development. Strengthen physical exercise in daily life to enhance physical fitness and improve immunity.
