What should I do if the gynecological diagnosis is uterine polyps?

Patient's question:

Health consultation description: Ten days before menstruation, there was a slight bleeding from two parts of the vagina, similar to the end of menstruation. However, after the menstruation came, the bleeding stopped. What's going on? Is it better now?

Doctor's answer:

Vaginal bleeding during sexual activity before menstruation, with bleeding stopping after menstruation, self-reported as "uterine polyps." It is recommended to confirm whether it is an endometrial polyp or a cervical polyp. If it is the former, most of the time it can fall off on its own after menstruation, and careful observation is sufficient. If it is a cervical polyp, it is recommended to go to the gynecology department of the hospital, have it removed, and undergo a pathology examination. Generally, if it happens occasionally, it is advisable not to be too concerned. If it happens frequently, attention should be paid. It is recommended that you have a follow-up ultrasound examination. Pay attention to rest, and in addition to rest, avoid eating cold foods.

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