Patient's question:
I had a Leep surgery last week to treat cervical polyps, and then the doctor asked me to have a biopsy. I received the results today, and it said chronic cervical inflammation with low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion. Is it urgent?Doctor's answer:
Generally, cervical polyps are caused by long-term irritation from chronic cervical inflammation. If the polyps are large or accompanied by contact bleeding, surgical removal is usually necessary. If a careful pathological examination reveals intraepithelial neoplasia, further diagnostic evaluation and treatment are required. The treatment plan should be determined based on HPV test results. In most cases, local medication treatment is sufficient. However, if HPV infection is present, surgical treatment may be needed, such as a cervical conization procedure. Additionally, it is important to strengthen physical fitness.