Patient's question:
On February 1st, I had a cervical polyp treatment surgery. By the 15th, I started experiencing intermittent peeling, which stopped around the 20th. I went to the hospital for a follow-up check, and the doctor said my recovery was going well. However, starting from June 1st, I began seeing streaks of blood again. The doctor said it was normal. On the 8th, I went to the hospital for medication and treatment, and was prescribed traditional Chinese medicine to take. The doctor said it would stop in a couple of days, but today the amount of blood has been increasing continuously. Is this still considered normal? It has been over 30 days since the cervical polyp removal, and is bleeding still normal?Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps are a relatively common gynecological disease, generally presenting symptoms such as uterine bleeding and menstrual irregularities. There are many different treatment methods for cervical polyps, with the two most common being surgical treatment and medication treatment. Surgical treatment can remove the polyps in a short period of time, but the recurrence rate is relatively high. Using traditional Chinese medicine, such as Qing.Hua.Ruan.Xi.Fang, the treatment is more direct and can gradually eliminate the root cause of the disease. The treatment time is slightly longer and requires patience.One to two weeks after cervical polyp surgery, it is normal to experience peeling again. If peeling occurs frequently, it is not normal.