Patient's question:
Gynecological internal examination, found a cervical polyp, not too big, with cervical erosion, not too serious. The doctor recommended LEEP. I had cervical erosion treated once before, but I didn't do LEEP. I want to ask what should I do with cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are relatively common chronic cervical inflammatory conditions in clinical practice. They are smooth, red, finger-like proliferations, with 99% being benign lesions. The most common symptoms are mid-cycle bleeding and post-coital bleeding. Generally, they are caused by infection or chronic inflammation. It is recommended to undergo cervical polyp removal surgery at the outpatient clinic three to five days after menstruation, with a maximum duration not exceeding one week. The excised tissue should be sent for pathological examination. If it is simply inflammatory, no further treatment is needed. Pay attention to follow-up, as there is a possibility of recurrence later.