Patient's question:
Doctor, my wife is pregnant. However, she was previously carefully examined and found to have cervical polyps. Now, this condition is constantly causing her to break the skin, and I am very worried. I would like to ask you, what should be done about recurrent bleeding from cervical polyps during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps may be caused by long-term stimulation from cervical inflammation. Currently, cervical polyps cannot be resolved during pregnancy. If bleeding occurs in the first three months of pregnancy, bed rest and oral medication to support fetal development may be necessary. Having cervical polyps increases the likelihood of recurrent threatened miscarriage. If it is already three months later and the placenta is relatively stable, then the minimal bleeding caused by cervical polyps.