In mild cases, cervical polycystic cysts usually do not cause obvious discomfort, while in severe cases, abnormal leukorrhea, abdominal pain, bladder pressure and other symptoms may occur. 1. Abnormal leukorrhea: patients with cervical polycystic cysts may have mucus and thick leukorrhea, and most of the leukorrhea has a bad smell, and even bloody leukorrhea may occur. 2. Abdominal pain: patients with cervical polycystic cysts may have symptoms of abdominal and lumbar pain, and some of them may have symptoms of dysmenorrhea during menstruation. 3. Bladder pressure: when the size of cervical polycystic cysts is large, it may also lead to bladder pressure, which may cause frequent urination, urinary urgency, poor urination and other symptoms, and in serious cases, it may also lead to urinary retention. Usually there are no symptoms of cervical polycystic cysts, if there is no symptom of infection, you can not treat it; if there are multiple cysts and you want to treat it, you can use a sterilized sterile needle to pick it and release the liquid on it, or you can go through the physical treatment method. It is important to pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness to avoid infection. Patients are advised to decide whether treatment is needed after examination and evaluation by a doctor, and they should also practice good hygiene in general to avoid cervical infections.