Patient's question:
After giving birth, I have always felt uncomfortable. Two years later, problems also arose in our, with bleeding after intercourse and an increase in leukorrhea being the main symptoms. So I went to the gynecology department for a check-up. The doctor said I had cervical polyps and recommended surgery to remove them. I am wondering: Can I often eat seafood with cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
You can eat seafood. People of all constitutions can eat a bit more seafood, and it is also suitable for those with uterine polyps. Fish and shrimp are rich in nutrients. Fish contain a lot of easily digestible protein, and their protein is high-quality protein. Fish are also an important source of unsaturated fatty acids. Crustaceans like crabs are cold in nature and help with stomach health and digestion. They have certain therapeutic effects on high blood pressure, brain thrombosis, high blood lipids, and cancer cells.