Patient's question:
At the age of 15 and a half, I had cervical polyps, and the doctor recommended laser surgery for me. I started having sex at 13 and a half, and now I'm 19 years old and have never been pregnant. What could be the reason for frequent urination and excessive vaginal discharge?Past Treatment and Effects: I have had several check-ups and been treated for pelvic inflammation and trichomoniasis. I received injections and took some medications, including metronidazole, but I haven't fully recovered yet.
Desired Help: Will removing the cervical polyps with laser affect fertility? During a check-up last year, the doctor said there were no issues with my cervix but some inflammation. Why haven't I been able to get pregnant yet? Is it because I didn't take the medication consistently? Please don't self-treat with medication without going to the hospital. I'm in a hurry.
Doctor's answer:
I am your health advisor. This condition is commonly associated with inflammation affecting menopause or embryo implantation. Advice: Laser treatment usually does not affect fertility. It is recommended to first undergo anti-inflammatory treatment and then monitor the data regarding menopause. There are several treatment methods for cervical polyps, but since symptoms vary among patients, the chosen treatment methods also differ. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon experiencing symptoms.