Patient's question:
It has been almost two or three months, and I have noticed intermittent bleeding in my lower abdomen, not during my menstrual period. Recently, the pain in my lower abdomen has become severe again, and after a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with cervical polyps and uterine fibroids. I don’t quite understand these conditions and would like to consult on how they should be treated.Doctor's answer:
A woman reappears with cervical polyps. Uterine fibroids are primarily confirmed and treated through ultrasound imaging of the uterine adnexa, with surgery as the fundamental approach. If the uterine fibroid is less than 5 cm, surgery is the only effective method. If the cervical polyp is relatively small, it can be carefully monitored, mainly to guard against the presence of pathological cells. Further detailed examinations such as tCT and HPV virus transmission need to be conducted. The primary treatment is minimally invasive small surgery correction.