Patient's question:
Polyps the size of rice grains in the cervix, do I need to have them removed immediately? What should I pay attention to after removal? I am planning to have a child, is it better to have it removed before or after having a child? Will not removing them cause any issues? Hello, are there people with the same condition as me?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are relatively common chronic cervical inflammatory conditions, with a generally low rate of malignant transformation. They can be surgically removed, and the procedure is quite simple. Using a hemostat to grasp and leap in different directions can effectively remove the polyps, which are then sent for pathology examination. The recurrence rate of cervical polyps is relatively high, so follow-up examinations should be paid attention to. Your polyp is small, and it is likely that you do not have specific symptoms. It can be removed before childbirth, as leaving it untreated does not pose significant harm. For patients, if the condition of cervical polyps is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment should be initiated.