Patient's question:
As a large mass of clots and brown membranous tissue were observed under the naked eye, with a diameter of 2.3 cm, under the light microscope... Pathological diagnosis... Endometrial polypDoctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The treatment for endometrial polyps primarily involves surgery, with polypectomy performed via hysteroscopy. This method allows clear visualization of the polyp stalk, enabling its removal at the root. Excising the basal layer can prevent its persistence and recurrence. The removed polyp should be sent for pathological examination. Postoperative follow-up is necessary to monitor for recurrence and malignant transformation, with timely intervention.Causes of endometrial polyps:
1. Chronic endometritis or uterine myitis.
2. Cavitary foreign bodies, such as intrauterine devices (IUDs), retained foreign materials.
3. Specific infections, such as tuberculosis, amoebiasis, and schistosomiasis.
4. Placental remnants with secondary infection.
Recommendations:
The cervical repair system can uniformly repair erosion and polyps, utilizing intelligent cold and heat exchange to restore the cervix to its original smooth condition. It offers a one-time, complete cure with rapid postoperative recovery. Additionally, it allows for pathological examination to block malignant transformation and ensure fertility.
During treatment, sexual intercourse is prohibited, and hygiene should be maintained.