Patient's question:
Pregnant for three and a half months, cervical polyp size 3×2, basically bleeding every day, a little discharge after urination, not much, mostly blood streaks in the secretions. Ten days ago, a thorough examination showed no infection, but white blood cells have been slightly increasing. Previously, the bleeding was pink or red, recently it has been brown. Sometimes it happens once a day, sometimes it happens every few days. Hello, is it getting better? Does it need to be removed? Is the infection rate high?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is first not possible to rule out the results caused by chronic inflammation's long-term impact in this situation. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a colposcopy examination. Based on the examination results, consider how to use surgical methods for treatment. Polyps in the cervix with heavy bleeding are prone to cause inflammation and infection, and degeneration. It is advised to pay attention to rest and personal hygiene, maintain clean external genitalia, and monitor for fetal preservation. After the pregnancy condition stabilizes in the fourth month, a clamping removal can be performed.