Patient's question:
When I was happily married to my husband before, I often felt a slight pain. Moreover, there was bleeding, and my leukorrhea also had some red streaks. It wasn't until I had a gynecological examination at the hospital that I found out I had cervical polyps. What should I do about cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are a type of chronic cervical inflammation, formed by the gradual outward protrusion of localized proliferation of the cervical canal mucosa due to chronic inflammatory stimulation. Polyps are a benign lesion with a low rate of malignancy. Their main symptoms include increased vaginal discharge and contact bleeding during intercourse. In terms of treatment, cervical polyp excision is primarily performed. However, there is a possibility of recurrence after polyp excision. A pathological examination should be conducted after polyp removal, and regular follow-up is required postoperatively.