Patient's question:
I have been menopausal for two years, but I still frequently experience spotting. In the past two months, the spotting has been continuous. An ultrasound revealed no lesions in the uterus or bilateral adnexa, no abnormalities in the bladder, and no fluid accumulation in the pelvis. The doctor performed a vaginal examination and diagnosed it as a cervical polyp. Could there be any other conditions? What treatment do I need?Doctor's answer:
Already been menopausal for two years, vaginal bleeding has reappeared. Ultrasound shows no significant abnormalities, and it is not related to the uterine adnexa, but endometrial inflammation cannot be ruled out. Perform a hysteroscopic examination with careful endometrial biopsy, and also perform hysteroscopic electroresection to treat cervical polyps. Send the pathology or fractional curettage for pathology. How is your leukorrhea usually? Is there any odor? Drink more water and always maintain a pleasant mood. Wish you a speedy recovery!