Patient's question:
Health consultation description: I originally wanted to get my hymen repaired two days ago, but after a check-up, the doctor said I had inflammation. After reviewing the results, they told me I have an uterine polyp and recommended it be removed. I had it done, and today is the third day after the procedure. The doctor asked me to come in for a follow-up to see how I'm doing and suggested I get an IV drip. I want to ask when I can get my hymen repaired after the polyp removal, and what precautions I should take.Doctor's answer:
Your cervix has polyps, which indicates that you have a moderate degree of cervical inflammation and need to be treated for cervical inflammation first. If you do not treat the cervical polyps in a timely manner, the hymen repair surgery will cover up the condition. It is better to consider hymen repair surgery approximately two months after the operation. Additionally, if you have cervical polyps, it will not interfere with your hymen repair surgery. Based on your situation, it is recommended that you go to a regular public hospital for any future issues, rather than private hospitals.