Patient's question:
Today I went for a thorough check-up for pre-natal and post-natal health. When the doctor was taking a cervical discharge sample, they said there was a cervical polyp, about the size of a peanut. I haven't noticed any abnormalities. How do cervical polyps come about?Doctor's answer:
Polyps of the cervix are chronic inflammation of the cervix. This condition can be treated at a gynecology clinic three days after menstruation. It is essential to maintain external genital hygiene at all times. Wash the external genitalia with warm water daily. Wear loose, breathable cotton underwear. Avoid spicy foods. If the current examination of cervical polyps is not considered large and does not affect endocrine and menstruation, then it can be temporarily untreated.