Patient's question:
Medical history: The menstrual blood is black and red, with a duration of about four to five days. It has been this way for four to five years. She has been married for over a year now.Laboratory and examination results: During a follow-up examination, the cervix showed slight redness. She had three washes.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: After the examination, cervical polyps and erosion of degree 2 were found. Post-surgery, at the [768 Hospital], her vaginal discharge was light yellow for three months. Her menstrual cycle was irregular, and her libido was low.
Desired help: After the surgery for cervical polyps and erosion, when can she have children? Will it be okay? Urgent, urgent, urgent??
Doctor's answer:
The condition you described primarily leads to the cause being considered as pregnancy preparation after cervical erosion and polypectomy. Suggestions for this issue generally require selecting the time to conceive based on the complete recovery of the cervix post-surgery. Currently, it is important to avoid spicy foods and maintain good hygiene of the external genitalia. Active anti-inflammatory treatment should be pursued, and patients should actively consult with their doctors. Since the cervical polyp directly affects the patient, it is crucial to adopt treatment measures actively and not avoid medical visits. If the cervical polyp does not heal after prolonged treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.