Endometrial polyps and oral contraceptive postpartum wounds, how are they treated!

Patient's question:

Endometrial polyps? After hysteroscopic surgery for endometrial polyps for half a month, I have digestive issues and also breast hyperplasia with fibrosis that causes pain. I want to take Rupixiao Granules, but I'm worried about the blood-activating effects. The doctor recommended taking oral contraceptives like Mifeprex or Norethisterone/Ethinyl Estradiol tablets for treatment, but I'm afraid it might affect the fibrosis. If I do take them, which one would be better? I'm really struggling... I hope the doctor can help me!

Doctor's answer:

Hello, menopause, oral contraceptives, endometritis, and cervical polyps have a significant impact on the incidence of endometrial polyps. Menopause, endometritis, and cervical polyps are all risk factors for the onset of EP; oral contraceptives are a protective factor for endometrial polyps. Endometrial polyps are a relatively easy-to-develop condition. To prevent its occurrence, it is recommended that you use Marvelon for 3-6 months, and after stopping the medication, you can give birth. There are no dietary impacts.

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