Patient's question:
Underwent hysteroscopic polypectomy surgery at Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital. Past treatment history and effectiveness: The effect is quite good. What kind of help do you want: Recovery is good after surgery, do you still need treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello, endometrial polyps refer to growths on the inner wall of the uterine cavity. This condition is caused by inflammation and excessively high estrogen levels. It severely affects a woman's ability to conceive, and treatment often requires surgery. However, the most important aspect is prevention—pay attention to maintaining a positive and optimistic mood, adjust your mindset, communicate more with others, and build confidence. Avoid tight underwear, and if you discover any gynecological inflammation, seek active treatment to prevent it from worsening.Since individual circumstances and causes vary, only by identifying the root cause can targeted treatment be administered. It is recommended that you seek treatment at a high-tech "technologically advanced" infertility and sterility specialty hospital for targeted care. The key is to conduct a targeted examination based on your specific situation and follow the doctor's guidance for treatment.