Cervical polyps with squamous glands are generally benign lesions caused by inflammatory stimulation of the cervix, and can be recovered with active treatment without too much worry. Cervical polyp is the proliferation of cervical tissue caused by inflammation and the resulting tissue with a stick. Under normal circumstances, the surface of the cervix is columnar epithelium, but under the stimulation of inflammation, part of the columnar epithelium can metamorphose into squamous epithelium, thus causing cervical polyps with glandular squamous. Therefore, cervical polyps with glandular squamous is a benign change caused by inflammation, do not need to worry too much. Cervical polyps are usually treated by polypectomy, after which anti-inflammatory measures and regular checkups should be taken to avoid infection or recurrence. If you have cervical polyps with squamous glands, it is recommended that you go to the hospital in time for early treatment and improvement.