Patient's question:
Recently, there has been yellowish leukorrhea, most of which has an odor, or leukorrhea mixed with blood streaks. Occasionally, there is slight bleeding after sexual activity. After examination, it was found to be cervical polyps. How should cervical polyps be treated? After a thorough examination, the polyps are about the size of the tip of the thumb. The best treatment method isDoctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. The root of the polyp adheres to the cervical os or within the cervical canal, formed by local fibrosis of the cervical mucosa under the influence of inflammation, which then protrudes outward from the cervix. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations. After a diagnosis of cervical polyps is confirmed, outpatient surgery can be performed to remove them. Routine pathological examination should be conducted after removal to avoid missed diagnoses. Additionally, active treatment of chronic cervical inflammation is necessary to prevent recurrence.There are many treatment methods for cervical polyps, but since symptoms vary among patients, the chosen treatment method differs accordingly. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon noticing symptoms.