Patient's question:
I had a hysteroscopy for cervical polyps twenty days ago, and there is still bleeding. It stopped after my period, but then it started again.Doctor's answer:
There has been a persistent issue of minimal skin abrasion after hysteroscopy. This is often caused by incomplete recovery of the endometrium. Regarding the condition you mentioned, cervical polyps do not require hysteroscopy. You likely meant endometrial polyps. Post-hysteroscopic treatment for endometrial polyps may result in minimal skin abrasion, and persistent bleeding is often due to incomplete recovery. It is recommended to take Mifeprex orally for regulation and treatment. Cervical polyps are a serious condition, and patients should seek timely treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow their doctors' advice for symptomatic treatment. Attention should also be paid to dietary issues.