Patient's question:
Cervical polyps were surgically removed 5 years ago. They grew back in October 2011, and the local doctor recommended having a cone biopsy at a major hospital. Does the cone biopsy require hospitalization?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, primarily caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation. In very rare cases, they can undergo malignant transformation. Once cervical polyps are detected, they must be surgically removed promptly. Postoperatively, recurrence is common. In your case, undergoing a cervical polypectomy is sufficient, and there is no need for a cone biopsy.The daily treatment for cervical polyp patients primarily involves medication. Patients can take oral medications, supplemented by vitamins, while also paying attention to self-care, maintaining a proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. We hope that cervical polyp patients can recover quickly!