What should I do if my physical exam reveals that I have celiac disease?

Cervical erosion is not really cervical necrosis, but when the cervical squamous epithelium is shed, the shedding surface will be covered by columnar epithelium, columnar epithelium below the mesenchymal blood vessels show red all often considered “cervical columnar epithelial ectasia”. Therefore, we often cervical erosion is actually “cervical columnar epithelial ectasia” rather than the actual surface of the erosion. But when the physical examination found that there is such a situation as cervical erosion, you need to know the following attention to the following three points: 1, simple cervical epithelial ectopia is a physiological phenomenon of the female cervix, no need to carry out medication or physical therapy, especially for women who do not have children, cervical local physical therapy may appear cervical scar contracture and other sequelae, affecting their future fertility and sex life! For simple cervical epithelial migration without infection or symptoms, it is difficult to achieve the goal of “cervical smoothness” with simple drug treatment. Vaginal medication should be used only when there are abnormal leukorrhea and symptoms of acute cervicitis. 3.When the cervix becomes cancerous in early stage, the appearance of the cervix is similar to the ectopic cervical columnar epithelium. Therefore, when the physical examination finds that the patient has cervical erosion, cervical cytology examination (LCT) and quantitative high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV-DNA) should be performed in order to comprehensively determine whether there are cervical lesions through both cells and viruses. If the results of LCT and HPV-DNA are normal, the leukorrhea is normal, and you are not uncomfortable, then you should not worry too much about the diagnosis of cervicitis or celiac disease. Just have regular checkups as required. If the results of cervical cytology (LCT) and high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV-DNA) quantitative test are abnormal, then you should go to our gynecological colposcopy department on Tuesday afternoon, and if necessary, you may need to have a colposcopy + pathological biopsy to rule out the possibility of early cervical cancer. Here is a brief introduction of what colposcopy is and what pathology biopsy is. Colposcopy is actually a magnifying glass to look at the cervix, through the acetic acid staining and iodine staining to determine whether there are abnormalities in the cervical tissues, which is based on the doctor’s subjective judgment; pathology biopsy, that is, using a small biopsy forceps, in the suspected cervical lesions, forceps a small mouth of “meat – cervical tissues “Sent to the Department of Pathology from the cellular level to determine whether this small tissue has lesions, which is currently recognized as the “gold standard”. Of course, we also want to remind you that gynecological examination must avoid the menstrual period, three days before the examination can not cohabit, can not vaginal plug or do special vaginal operation. In addition, patients often ask what is cervical adenocysts? In fact, cervical adenocarpal cysts, also called cervical natriuretic cysts, are small blisters that protrude from the cervical glands after the opening of the cervical glands has been blocked, and they are the result of physiologic changes in the cervical transformation zone. It is a result of physiological changes in the cervical transition zone. It is usually not uncomfortable, so no treatment is needed. However, if the cyst is too large, the patient may be treated with microwave or laser therapy if he or she experiences symptoms such as pain and discomfort in the lower back and abdomen.