Patient's question:
Doctor, hello!I have a very small cervical polyp. How should it be treated? Thank you for your reply!
First follow-up question: I already have one child, but I need to have more.
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, cervical polyps can be removed using forceps, as long as slight pressure is applied to stop bleeding, or a piece of gauze is inserted at the cervix opening, which can be removed after 24 hours. If a better therapeutic effect is desired, then laser surgery, BBT radiofrequency ablation, and LEEP are definitely the first choices.The principle of laser treatment is that when tissues absorb high-energy laser, a photothermal reaction occurs, causing the local temperature to rise sharply to hundreds of degrees or higher in seconds. The tissue undergoes coagulative necrosis, carbonization, or vaporization. At the same time, due to the rapid heating, the moisture in the tissue suddenly and intensely decreases, which can then be used to cut or burn the diseased tissue. This is typically referred to as surgical treatment.