Uterine rectal pouch with a very small amount of fluid, can it go down by taking medication?

Patient's question:

Health consultation description: I carefully examined a uterine polyp at 13.7mm x 4.9mm in the lower uterine cavity and slightly higher echoes at the cervix external os without obvious signs of bleeding. There was a very small amount of fluid in the rectouterine pouch. Can I take medication for this?

Doctor's answer:

Based on the situation you described, polyps have no effect at all with medication alone. If polyps are to be completely removed, surgery is the only option; oral medications or intravenous fluids cannot effectively eliminate polyps completely. The best treatment for uterine polyps is surgery. Relying solely on medication for treatment is considered ineffective. Your accumulation of fluid can be treated with medication. It is recommended that during medication, you pay attention to irregular check-ups at the hospital to monitor the condition of the uterine polyps and observe the status of your menstruation.

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