A fleshy lump at the opening of the uterus is considered to be a cervical polyp or inflammatory cervical hyperplasia, and in rare cases may be associated with cervical cancer. Usually the bumps with a long, thin tip and a red, smooth surface that bleeds easily when touched are cervical polyps. The meat bumps without slender tissues and with a more extensive base are manifestations of cervical inflammatory hyperplasia or cervical cancer.1. Cervical polyps: cervical polyps are one of the manifestations of chronic cervicitis, which refers to chronic cervical inflammation stimulating the proliferation of mucosal cells in the cervical canal and sending out polyp-like material from the cervical canal, manifesting as soft tissue with tissues emitted from the cervical canal, with a smooth and red surface that bleeds easily when touched. For cervical polyps, to perform cervical polyp removal, after removal to send pathological testing to clarify the diagnosis, cervical polyps rarely malignant; 2, cervical inflammatory hyperplasia: the bumps growing at the mouth of the uterus without the tip, directly on the mouth of the cervix, is a manifestation of inflammatory hyperplasia, but also a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. Chronic inflammation of the uterine cervix will stimulate local cell proliferation, sometimes forming a nodule that manifests as fleshy bumps. At this time, we must first check cervical TCT and HPV to exclude cervical precancerous lesions or cervical cancer; 3. Cervical cancer: fleshy bumps growing on the uterine orifice may also be a manifestation of cervical cancer, which requires surgical removal of the fleshy bumps on the uterine cervix and sending them for pathological examination after surgery to clarify the nature of the fleshy bumps and determine whether there is After the operation, pathological examination is needed to clarify the nature of the bumps, determine whether there is cancerous tissue, and take corresponding treatment according to the result.