Cervical Cancer

The cervical cyst is the clogged ducts of the organ ‘s glands stretched by their secret. This disease is quite common in women in modern society. Cervical formations are single or multiple. They are a yellow or brown rounded neoplasm of dense consistency, which is up to 3mm in size. During this disease, the woman feels no signs until education begins to increase.

Gynecologists of the leading Israeli clinic Tel Aviv Medical Clinic carry out treatment of pathology, with the use of modern high-tech equipment, which excludes the possibility of complications and unpleasant consequences. We offer the full range of services from diagnosis to post-surgery monitoring. To avoid irreversible complications, do not waste time, contact our highly qualified specialists for help.

Causes of pathology

Significant factors that affect the formation of unwanted cysts include:

• Non-compliance with personal hygiene
• injuries of the body
• Disorderly sex
• The presence of inflammatory processes
• Erosion
• Hormonal frustration

Disease symptomatology

If you notice the following symptoms, contact a specialist to clarify the diagnosis and purpose of the therapy:

• The presence of pathological bleeding
• Pain at the bottom of the abdomen
• Pain during intercourse
• Vaginal excretions
• increased fatigue
• Nausea or vomiting
• Dizziness
• Increasing body temperature

Diagnosis and treatment of cervical cyst

A specialist can detect the presence of pathology during gynecological examination with the help of vaginal mirrors. Small size formation can be seen in colposcopy. More massive structures are natural to identify during a routine ultrasound. To detect infections, the doctor takes a smear, carries out a cytological examination of cervical scrapes.

If pathology is small in size, the doctor watches it in dynamics. With the progressive growth of the cyst, the gynecologist advises performing surgery to remove it. Removal from neoplasm is carried out using the following methods:

• try destruction;
• radiovalnovy removal;
• laser surgery;
• electrothermic coagulation.