Patient's question:
Hello! Recently I found out I have cervical polyps of 23cm, and I'm about 40 weeks pregnant. Can the surgery be performed at the same time? Will it have any impact on the future?Doctor's answer:
Your situation suggests that it is better not to have an induced abortion and polypectomy at the same time. It is recommended not to have too many induced abortions, as it may lead to the risk of habitual abortion, which can affect fertility. After an induced abortion, it is advisable to rest, avoid cold food and drinks, prevent your body from getting cold, and have a break from sexual activity for a period of time.Cervical polyps are mainly caused by inflammation. After surgery, it is important to use anti-inflammatory medication promptly. You can take levofloxacin for 5-7 days and also use Yi Mu Cao Granules to help expel residual tissue and prevent incomplete abortion.
After surgery, pay close attention to rest, appropriately enhance nutrition, and maintain hygiene in the external genital area. Avoid sexual intercourse for the first month.