What is another word for Nabothian Gland?
Pronunciation: [nabˈə͡ʊθi͡ən ɡlˈand] (IPA) 
Nabothian gland, also known as cervical gland, is a gland located in the cervix of the female reproductive system. This gland plays an important role in maintaining the health of the cervix by producing mucus that acts as a protective barrier against infections and other harmful substances. In medical terminology, the Nabothian gland is often referred to as the mucous gland or cervical mucus gland. Other synonyms used for this gland in medical literature include cervical cyst, follicular cyst, and nabothian follicles. While these terms all describe the same gland, the specific use of each term may differ based on its context and the purpose of the discussion.
