Patient's question:
My aunt finally had a child after much effort. This time, she was so precious about her pregnancy that as soon as she was confirmed to be pregnant, she immediately quit her job to focus on nurturing the pregnancy at home. However, good things come to those who wait—just when she was six and a half months pregnant, she was found to have cervical polyps. She said she had been experiencing pinkish bleeding for the past one or two days.Doctor's answer:
For such conditions, there needs to be treatment to preserve the pregnancy. For the treatment of polyps, surgical methods need to be used. However, during pregnancy, surgery in this area is a taboo. Medication is ineffective for such conditions, so there needs to be treatment to preserve the pregnancy. After delivery, surgical removal can then be performed. If there is a bleeding condition at this time, hospitalization is necessary for close observation and treatment.