Patient's question:
I've been feeling a dull pain in my lower abdomen recently, and it feels like the kind of pain during menstruation, but it goes away after a while. I felt upset, so I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said it's cervical polyps.What are the common causes of cervical polyps?
Doctor's answer:
Clinical diagnosis of cervical polyps is one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. It is generally believed that chronic inflammation, caused by long-term impact, leads to clinical diagnosis for the treatment of cervical polyps. The effect of medication on cervical polyps is often unsatisfactory, so only surgical treatment is recommended. It is advised to base the treatment on surgical removal to prevent recurrence due to incomplete treatment. Since cervical polyps have a certain potential for malignancy, they should be treated promptly upon diagnosis to reduce the risk of malignant transformation. As the treatment of cervical polyps is primarily based on surgical excision.