Thickening of the cervix does not necessarily mean cancer. It should be considered as cervical hyperplasia due to recurrent cervicitis, and secondly, the possibility of cancer should be considered. The patient needs to undergo a cervical TCT to confirm whether there is a possibility of lesions, and secondly, the patient needs to be checked for HPV. If there is no cancer, regular review is needed. If high grade intraepithelial neoplasia is present, cervical conization is required. If cancer is present, radical cervical cancer surgery is required.