Patient's question:
Female, currently 45 years old. 20 years ago, she suffered from uterine polyps, which were removed, and all symptoms disappeared three days later. Last year, a thorough examination revealed uterine polyps again. Occasionally, during masturbation, fresh blood appeared. On November 4, after electrocautery, light bloody discharge reappeared. On November 9, her menstrual period began, and five days later, light bloody discharge appeared again. After two days, fresh blood reappeared. She needs to change her sanitary pad 3 to 4 times a day, twice at night, more than her usual menstrual period. On November 18, she underwent another colposcopy examination, and the doctor said the wound had peeled due to the burn, and she cannot do heavy labor for more than half a month. She feels extremely weak and lethargic.Previous Treatment and Effects:
Currently, the doctor has prescribed Metronidazole and Cefixime capsules.
Questions:
How did the surgery result in problems again? Should she see a different doctor? Is it dangerous? Are there other methods? What medications can be used?
Doctor's answer:
Your symptoms do not fully recover after this surgery, and the possibility of the surgery not being successful cannot be ruled out.Advice: It is recommended that you visit a large gynecological hospital for a thorough examination and consultation by experts to understand the current condition of your uterus and prevent delays in treatment. In addition to medication for treating uterine polyps, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as proper diet and maintaining a positive mood. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.