Cervical polyps, full uterus - how to treat

Patient's question:

Gynecological examination: Cervical polyp, Uterine fullness
Breast ultrasound: Mild bilateral lobular hyperplasia, Left breast nodule
Transvaginal ultrasound: Adenomyosis, Nabothian cysts
Cervical discharge routine: Cleanliness II
One polypoid mass measuring 0.3 × 0.3 cm was observed at the external os of the cervix, with a red surface and no contact bleeding
The uterus is anteriorly positioned, with anterior-posterior fullness, uniform texture, and no tenderness
Last menstrual period: 2013-5-2
Bilateral breast echogenicity is slightly uneven, with mild structural disorder and slightly widened local ducts; a low-echo area measuring approximately 5×4 mm was observed in the left breast, with clear boundaries, and CDFI: No significant abnormal blood flow
The uterus appears spherical, with uneven echogenicity in the muscular layer, showing scattered low-echo and anechoic areas with unclear boundaries. CDFI: No significant abnormal blood flow; multiple anechoic areas were observed at the cervix, the largest measuring approximately 14x13 mm

Doctor's answer:

The treatment of cervical polyps with pure medication is not very effective. Incomplete inflammation treatment, upward infection, can easily lead to endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and even infertility and canceration. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly. Currently, the "Haijixing" technology for treating cervical polyps is highly accurate in positioning, thorough in treatment, painless and non-invasive, without damaging the normal cervical tissue, without scar formation, and will not affect the quality of sexual life or future fertility issues.

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