Patient's question:
I feel particularly uncomfortable recently. Over the past two months, I've frequently experienced dryness in the vulva. After a thorough examination, the doctor diagnosed me with cervical polyps and recommended surgery. I also have a uterine fibroid the size of a fingernail. I have ankylosing spondylitis and haven't had my period this month even after taking medication. No matter what kind of assistance: never trust leaving cervical polyps untreated.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your condition of cervical polyps can be treated with surgery, and it will never interfere with your menstrual cycle. In your case, it is likely related to your internal hormone and endocrine system. It is recommended to undergo further examination. You can have it removed at the hospital—it's not a major surgery and will not leave any psychological shadow on women. Pay attention to your daily routine, maintain a positive mood, and allow your body to relax.