Patient's question:
Dr. Zhou, I had a cervical polyp removed on the 26th, and the doctor packed it with gauze. It was removed 24 hours later (on the 27th). On the day of removal, there was no bleeding, so I used the potassium permanganate and compound sea buckthorn seed oil suppository prescribed by the doctor. On the 28th, there was still no bleeding, so I used the medication again at night. But this morning (on the 29th), when I got out of bed to use the restroom, my skin broke open, and it was bright red. Should I go to the hospital? Is there a problem? Is it urgent? Could it be that the medication was inserted too deep and caused the wound to rupture?Doctor's answer:
Your current condition should be considered as damage to the cervical mucosa during the medication process. If the bleeding is significant, this situation may temporarily prevent medication, and you should wait for another day or use a lot of Yunnan Baiyao. Cervical polyps are a condition that is not easily resolved. Friends with this condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating cervical polyps and believe that recovery is certain.