Patient's question:
My wife has not been in good health since giving birth to our baby last year. She mentioned recently that her lower abdomen often hurts, possibly indicating a gynecological issue. She underwent a thorough examination and was told she has cervical polyps. What kind of help is needed: What should be done if one has cervical polyps?Doctor's answer:
Seek treatment at a regular hospital and don't delay. It is recommended to adopt the LEEP knife minimally invasive technology, which uses high-frequency electric wave loop excision. The ultra-high frequency electric wave knife generates ultra-high frequency electric waves through metal wires from the electrode tip. Upon contact with the body tissue, the tissue itself generates resistance, converting the electric waves into high heat, causing the moisture within the cells to form steam waves, thereby successfully achieving various surgical objectives such as corrosion and medication application. Since there is no tissue adhesion or carbonization during treatment, it does not affect the pathological examination of the tissue at the incision edge.