Cervical hypertrophy and cervical polyps are two clinical presentations. Cervical hypertrophy mostly does not require special treatment, whereas cervical polyps do. Clinically, once cervical polyps occur, it is recommended that the patient visits the gynecology outpatient department of the local hospital for an assessment of the size and location of the polyp, and a treatment plan should be decided based on the results. Currently, there are clinical treatments available for cervical polyps, with most involving surgical removal to completely excise the polyp tissue. After removal, the tissue is sent for routine pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis and exclude the possibility of other pathological changes in the cervical polyp.