Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Abnormal vaginal discharge with red blood vessels.Past Treatment and Effect: Medication was administered, but sometimes there is still bleeding.
What kind of help is desired: What is the best treatment, and is surgery necessary?
Doctor's answer:
First, when suffering from cervical erosion and polyps, doctors generally recommend medication. Medication treatment can be divided into two methods: the first is oral medication, and the second is vaginal suppositories. The two methods can be combined for better results, primarily to reduce inflammation and control the further growth of polyps. When cervical erosion and polyps are small, they usually do not cause any significant impact.Secondly, for larger cervical erosion and polyps, or when medication is ineffective and the polyps continue to grow, surgical removal is necessary. The surgery for cervical erosion and polyps is a minor procedure that can typically be performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia. Patients can usually go home the same day, and recovery is generally good. Therefore, surgical treatment for cervical erosion and polyps is quite effective.
In addition to medical treatments, those with cervical erosion and polyps should also pay attention to their lifestyle and adopt healthy habits. Underwear should be washed and changed frequently, and the external genital area should be cleaned daily. Sexual activity should be moderate, and hygiene during intercourse should be maintained.