What should I do if I feel uncomfortable after sexual intercourse due to cervical polyps?

Patient's question:

Cervical polyps, 41 days, no symptoms anymore. Last night, there was sexual activity, but today there's a bit of discomfort. Although there's no discharge, not knowing that there hasn't been intimacy for a long time, it always feels a bit uncomfortable downstairs. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

If the cervical polyp is still present, it is still recommended to have it treated in the gynecology outpatient department. Cervical polyps are a minor surgical procedure, and it is advisable to have a cervical TCT and HPV virus test beforehand to rule out any uterine issues.
The second issue is discomfort after intercourse, which could be due to vaginitis or prolonged abstinence. It is better to first visit a hospital for examination. During this period, sexual activity should be avoided temporarily, and overly strenuous activities should also be avoided. The diet should be light and simple.

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