Patient's question:
Health consultation description: Had a transvaginal color ultrasound at the hospital. Multiple high-echoic masses were observed in the uterine cavity, the largest being approximately 146mm. Hello, is it possible that it's uterine polyps? Can uterine polyps be treated with medication? Or do they have to be surgically removed? Will the surgery be painful?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of cervical polyps is primarily based on surgical removal, but if accompanied by inflammation, it is necessary to first suppress the infection. When there is skin breakdown, medication should be applied as the primary treatment. After the inflammation is suppressed, the surgical removal of the cervical polyp can be performed. However, it is preferable to remove it entirely, as there is a potential risk of malignancy over time. A minimally invasive surgical removal under the microscope is recommended. The results are good, with rapid and complete recovery. Rest is important, and regular follow-up visits to the hospital are necessary. Maintain a light diet, focus on enhancing nutrition, avoid overexertion, and keep a positive mood.