Patient's question:
I am a female, and I have had some abnormalities in my leukorrhea for a long time, but my routine leukorrhea tests have always been normal. Yesterday, I specifically had an ultrasound done, and the results showed that I have cervical polyps. Some people say that these polyps can fall off on their own. Do cervical polyps naturally fall off?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description: If the cervical polyp is relatively small, it may fall off on its own during sexual activity. However, many larger cervical polyps have a low chance of falling off on their own, and they may also lead to irregular vaginal bleeding, bleeding during intercourse, and other symptoms. If you have a cervical polyp, especially a larger one, it is advisable to undergo surgical treatment early on. A small surgery can be performed to remove the cervical polyp.