Patient's question:
Previously, there were 2 years where I experienced extremely minimal bleeding during ovulation, and I didn't pay attention to it. Last month, the bleeding was heavier, so I had a thorough check-up at the hospital. An endometrial polyp measuring 16mm11mm was found before my period. I took Jixiang Ankun pills, and after my period, I had another check-up. The polyp was now 138mm. I recently got divorced and am not planning to have children for now. Can I avoid surgery for now and have it done when I'm ready to get pregnant? Do I need to take any medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello: The main impact of endometrial polyps is intermittent bleeding. Over time, it can lead to recurrent anemia. When this happens, a woman's immunity will decline, and her memory and intelligence will gradually be affected! Therefore, I suggest you: no matter how much you want to have a baby, you should first treat the endometrial polyps! This can be done through hysteroscopic electroresection! The treatment is not complex, and the surgery only takes about 10 minutes.