Patient's question:
I want to know the process of the cervical polyp surgery. I noticed itching in the external genitalia, and on March 7, 2011, I went to the hospital for a follow-up visit and was found to have endometrial polyps. On March 10, I underwent hysteroscopic resection, and I received intravenous fluids for three days post-surgery. The pathology report stated: a mass of gray-brown soft tissue, measuring 1.510.3 cm. The pathology results confirmed: secretory phase endometrium, with local polypoid changes, interstitial edema with erosion. The process of removing cervical polyps.Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are different from endometrial polyps. Cervical polyp surgery can be performed through the vagina and is a minimally invasive procedure. The surgical process for polyps involves routine sterilization, placing sterile towels, quickly opening the vagina with a speculum to expose the cervix, clamping the cervix with forceps, using tweezers to grasp the root of the polyp, and cauterizing the root with electrical instruments. The surgery is successfully completed. It is recommended that you communicate with your surgeon.