Patient's question:
Female, ultrasound revealed uneven echoes in the uterus. The doctor recommended a hysteroscopy for a detailed examination, which found endometrial polyps. The hysteroscopy removal surgery has already been completed. The doctor advised that postoperative treatment should include ten days of intravenous drip anti-inflammatory therapy and abdominal microwave treatment to promote the complete recovery of the endometrium. However, the daily treatment cost is very high. Is this absolutely necessary? I have already undergone treatment for two days, but I want to switch to a different hospital. Is that possible?Doctor's answer:
If the patient has undergone hysteroscopic resection of endometrial polyps, postoperative intravenous administration of anti-inflammatory drugs for 1-2 days is recommended for treatment. If there is vaginal bleeding, intramuscular administration of oxytocin can be considered. Unless your pathology report indicates the presence of inflammatory cells, suggesting pelvic inflammatory disease, then intravenous treatment for 2 weeks may be necessary. It is best to consult a doctor at a regular hospital. Additionally, pay close attention to rest and try to avoid staying up late.