Patient's question:
During a health check, a polyp was found in the cervix. Later, a TCT test revealed atypical squamous cells. A LEEP procedure was performed to remove the polyp, and the pathology results showed (cervical) chronic inflammation with calcification (moderate). What is the situation?Doctor's answer:
This means chronic inflammation of the cervix, with slight cellular changes, which generally heals completely after controlling the inflammation. However, it is important to follow up for reexamination.Advice: It is recommended to undergo anti-inflammatory treatment and have a TCT reexamination after one year to detect any issues early and address them promptly. Patients with cervical polyps can combine symptomatic treatment with dietary therapy as supplementary treatment in daily life. Appropriate dietary habits should be maintained in daily meals to avoid stimulating foods.