Patient's question:
The cervix keeps recurring with cervical polyps, they remove it, but it grows back. At first, one grew, it was removed, then another grew, it was removed, and then it grew again. How should this be treated? The recurring growths and previous treatment history: They were removed at the time, but they grew back again. What kind of assistance is desired: I want to know how to treat it so that the cervical polyps do not recur again.Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that your condition is caused by cervical local fibrosis leading to cervical polyps. This growth is relatively rapid and continuously increasing, requiring a pathological examination. Generally, polyps are solitary and will not recur after removal. However, your case involves repeated occurrences and continuous growth, so it is necessary to perform a pathological examination after polyp removal to rule out malignant transformation. Additionally, when removing the polyps, it is advisable to take a small portion of the fibrous tissue along with them to achieve better results.