Cervical hypertrophy, a form of chronic cervicitis. Pathogens infect the cervical mucosa causing inflammatory changes. When the inflammation is treated, the local congestion and edema of the cervix subsides and the surface of the cervix is covered by squamous epithelium again, restoring smoothness, but the hyperplastic connective tissue does not subside, so the cervix still maintains its original hypertrophic appearance. The cervical hypertrophy alone is not obviously harmful, but severe cervicitis can cause endometritis, tubal inflammation, tubal adhesions, and eventually infertility. Cervical hypertrophy usually has no obvious symptoms and does not require special treatment. It is only necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life, change underwear regularly, avoid tub baths, use basins, towels and other supplies separately, do not mix toiletries and disinfect regularly. It is also important to have a regular sex life, avoid starting sex too early and unclean sex, and avoid repeated abortions, all of which are effective ways to avoid cervical hypertrophy. Medication for cervical hypertrophy includes lotion, oral medicine, suppositories and so on. Among them, suppositories are mainly administered intravaginally to make the drug directly contact the cervix and accelerate the absorption of the drug. Since it is difficult to cure cervical hypertrophy with drugs, and the long-term use of drugs will cause bacterial resistance and destroy the normal vaginal flora, the resistance of the vagina to external influencing factors will decrease, increasing the difficulty of treatment. Therefore, for patients with severe cervical hypertrophy, physical therapy is the preferred method to promote the recovery of normal physiological functions of the diseased tissue cells. If women experience discomfort in the lower abdomen and abnormal vaginal discharge, they should go to the hospital in time to have scientific and regular treatment after determining the disease.