Patient's question:
I grew up with my husband and we have always been deeply in love. We are very eager to have a baby together, but this wish was fulfilled five years later. I had a long history of infertility treatment for over three years, during which I was taking medication to regulate my health. I tried several different medications, but none were effective. After a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as cervical polyps, which the doctor said could interfere with childbirth.What kind of assistance is needed: How should cervical polyps be treated?
Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of cervical polyps, small polyps can be removed using forceps. After removal, slight compression and medication can be applied. Alternatively, gauze can be packed at the cervix for 24 hours to administer medication. If the polyp is large, burning and medication may be applied after removal. After polypectomy, pathological examination should be conducted to determine the next course of treatment. Generally, postoperative use of anti-inflammatory drugs is recommended. It is not a major surgery and will not cause any shadows.