Patient's question:
How can cervical inflammatory polyps be completely removed? Last year, I discovered cervical inflammatory polyps and they were treated, but this year I found them again. Please advise experts on how to completely remove them. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Since cervical polyps are one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, even after the removal of cervical polyps, the chronic inflammation of the cervix has not been eliminated. The pathogenic bacteria still lurk within the cervix, meaning the cause of sepsis remains present. Therefore, after the removal of cervical polyps, treatment for the chronic inflammation of the cervix should also be administered to prevent the recurrence of cervical polyps. It is recommended to first undergo polypectomy, and after the procedure, send the removed polyps for pathological histological examination.Lifestyle care: After surgery, it is important to actively treat acute cervical inflammation, undergo regular gynecological examinations, and promptly treat any cervical inflammation if detected.