Patient's question:
I had a cervical polyp surgery in August 2018. After that, I felt like the inflammation never healed. Today, during a thorough check-up on the 10th day of my menstrual cycle, the doctor said my endometrium was too thick and suspected there might be polyps in the endometrium, recommending surgery. Should I proceed with it? I've never been pregnant or had an abortion and want to know if it will interfere with getting pregnant. Additionally, how should chronic cervical inflammation be treated, and what about treating multiple cervical cysts?Doctor's answer:
If you had a check-up around the time of your menstrual period and the endometrium measured 8 millimeters, this is a normal phenomenon. If your menstrual flow is not heavy and you usually finish bleeding within 5-7 days, you can wait and see for now. However, if you have cervical inflammation, you can undergo a colposcopy and a cervical TCT test. If you haven't given birth yet, you can use Xiaomi Shuan to treat it. Cervical polyps are a condition that is difficult to recover from. Friends with this condition should always maintain a positive attitude.