The most common things that can grow on the cervix are cervical polyps, glandular cysts of the cervix, acromegaly of the cervix, and cervical cancer. If it is a cervical glandular cyst, most of them are physiological in nature and do not require treatment. If it is a cervical polyp, it can cause increased leucorrhea and bleeding after sex. In this case, cervical polyp removal can be performed and it will be healed soon. If you have cervical warts, you need to use radiofrequency or laser surgery to eliminate them. After the surgery, you need to undergo antiviral treatment and anti-inflammatory treatment, and you need to prohibit sex to avoid cross-infection. If it is caused by cervical precancer or cervical cancer, surgery is needed.