Patient's question:
A colleague at the office was recently carefully diagnosed with cervical polyps. She looks quite healthy and is quite active, but the doctor recommended she be hospitalized for treatment. I want to know the cause of this disease: What causes cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
Unmarried women develop cervical polyps mainly due to undergoing induced abortion or experiencing premature labor, as a result of incorrect procedures leading to cervical damage, allowing pathogens to infiltrate the cervix and causing the development of cervical polyp disease. The formation of cervical polyps may be related to inflammation and endocrine disorders, particularly excessively high estrogen levels. As long as inflammation persists, the condition may recur even after polyp removal. It is recommended to undergo thorough examination and treatment at an early stage.