Patient's question:
Because I have never been pregnant with a child, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the examination revealed that I have cervical polyps. I just finished the cervical polyp removal surgery last week and am currently resting at home. However, I don't know how to take care of the surgery to recover quickly.Doctor's answer:
After cervical polyp surgery, women should pay attention to hygiene. While ensuring personal hygiene, they should also promptly maintain hygiene during intimate relations to prevent transmission and recurrence of the condition. Additionally, sexual activity should be avoided immediately after treatment for cervical polyps. A follow-up examination at the hospital should be conducted one month later to ensure complete recovery. It is advisable to avoid extremely cold, spicy, or pungent foods in daily life. Medications should be taken on schedule, and irregular follow-up examinations are necessary. Patients must follow their doctor's recommendations for taking anti-infection medications and should never stop taking them or adjust the dosage arbitrarily. Given the high likelihood of recurrence for this condition, it is best for patients to undergo follow-up examinations every two months to minimize future risks.