Patient's question:
Six months ago, I had an operation to remove the ring at the hospital. Now, I have a son, and I want to have a daughter as well. I haven't heard back from anyone, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. They found small polyps on my cervix. The doctor said I need to have them removed. I'm very timid and find it hard to go through with the surgery. Can cervical polyps cause infertility?Doctor's answer:
Yes, due to cervical polyps, women's endocrine system continuously increases, and the white blood cells excreted in the female body trigger a delaying effect on sperm entering the female body, preventing sperm from smoothly entering the uterine cavity and fertilizing the egg, which significantly reduces the chances of conception and leads to infertility. If you want to resolve infertility caused by cervical polyps, you first need to check whether the inflammation has spread to other organs. If it hasn't, it's quite simple—just heal the cervical polyps, and infertility will naturally be resolved.In addition to treating cervical polyps, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a positive mood to enhance their physical condition and speed up recovery.