Patient's question:
White discharge with a yellowish color and odor, with blood streaks during intercourse. When re-examining the hospital, what kind of help is valued: What is a DOPPLER knife and does it require a uterine scraping after the surgery?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are one of the manifestations of chronic cervical inflammation, primarily caused by long-term inflammatory effects. Once detected, they must be removed promptly. Postoperative recurrence is common, requiring regular follow-up examinations. Cervical polyps do not require LEEP surgery; they can be removed using ordinary hemostatic forceps. Antibiotic treatment for inflammation is necessary postoperatively. If there is no history of dysfunctional endocrine uterine bleeding, dilation and curettage is not required. For severe cases of cervical polyps, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.