Patient's question:
Recently, there was a break in the skin during sex with my boyfriend, so I went to the hospital nearby. The doctor said it was a cervical polyp. I'm very worried. I don't know how I got it, and my mood has also become bad. I'm looking for the following assistance: How should cervical polyps be treated?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to a light and nutritious diet: After surgery, patients can choose many easily digestible, vitamin-rich foods, such as tomatoes, apples, etc. Spicy, stimulating, greasy, and high-sugar foods are not recommended as they hinder wound healing. Rest and avoid overexertion. Take medication on time and follow up regularly. Take anti-infection medication as prescribed by the doctor—never stop or adjust the dosage arbitrarily. It is recommended to undergo cervical polyp removal surgery, followed by regular follow-up. Hygiene is very important.