Unevenness of the cervical orifice is not necessarily a clinical indication of cervical cancer. If the chronic inflammation causes the production of local cervical redundancy, such as the presence of cervical polyps or local nuchal cysts, the cervical opening may appear uneven when touched by hand. Clinically, it is mainly caused by inflammation. It is recommended that women should have regular gynecological checkups to find out whether there are cauliflower-like abnormalities at the cervical orifice and to have cervical cancer screening once a year. If abnormalities are detected through cervical cancer screening, timely clinical treatment can prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer. For women, regular cervical cancer screening is very important.