Patient's question:
What are the dangers of cervical polyps? I would like to consult about the dangers of cervical polyps. I have cervical polyps. Six months ago, I discovered two polyps in my cervix and had surgery to remove them completely. Now I have found two polyps the size of soybeans. What method is better for removing them? What are the dangers of polyps, and how are they formed? What kind of assistance do you need: What are the dangers of cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
From a medical perspective, polyps are the most dangerous precancerous lesions. Cervical polyps are often unknown, especially among women over 45 and those in menopause. Some polyps, even after surgery, need to be sent for pathological examination to check for cancer transformation. It is recommended to visit a hospital for professional and thorough examination and targeted treatment. If surgical treatment is possible, it is advisable to eat less spicy food.