Patient's question:
Today I carefully checked and the doctor said the cervical polyps are not big. I previously had severe vaginitis, and scrubbing would cause it, the doctor said it was caused by the polyps. He told me not to scrub the vagina anymore, just use Ashimii directly. Hello, I don't scrub. Is that right? Is it okay? Will it lead to something more serious?Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned, where there are long-term cervical polyps, is mostly a result of vaginal inflammation causing fibrosis. Vaginal inflammation requires active treatment, and it is also necessary to have treatment.Recommendation: Seek medical attention as soon as possible, undergo a gynecological examination, and get a routine vaginal discharge test to diagnose whether there is vaginitis. If vaginitis is present, active treatment targeting the cause should be administered.
After the vaginitis heals, a minor surgery can be performed to remove the cervical polyps.
For patients with cervical polyps, in addition to understanding and taking medication for symptoms, dietary therapy can be used as a supplementary treatment. In daily life, it is important to maintain a proper diet and avoid irritating foods.