Patient's question:
During my pregnancy, I carefully discovered that I had cervical polyps. Then I had a cervical polyp removal surgery, and now several days have passed since the surgery. However, I noticed that the surgical area still occasionally oozes blood. What should I do if cervical polyps are removed during pregnancy and bleeding lasts for a few days?Doctor's answer:
The bleeding time after a cervical polyp removal surgery during pregnancy should not be too long. If the bleeding lasts for an extended period, it may indicate abnormalities and requires careful examination and diagnosis. Cervical polyps are usually caused by the long-term effects of chronic cervical inflammation. Generally, cervical polyps have a stalk, and they can be removed from the stalk, resulting in minimal skin tearing under normal circumstances. If the bleeding continues for a long time after the surgery or there is significant skin tearing, further examination is necessary to prevent the surgery from causing a miscarriage. The daily treatment for patients with cervical polyps primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take various oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and should pay attention to their diet by consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. We hope that cervical polyp patients can recover quickly! Thank you!