Patient's question:
Cervical polyps have turned deep red and bleed upon touch. There is no inflammation in the cervix. Are polyps common? What is the relationship between polyps and cancer? How can polyps be prevented from recurring? Thank you, please reply as soon as possible to ease my anxiety, otherwise I won't be able to enjoy the New Year's Eve dinner! Wishing all doctors a Happy Spring Festival and all the best!Doctor's answer:
First of all, thank you, and I wish you a happy Chinese New Year in advance.Cervical polyps are very common, but your condition is dark red in color and accompanied by bleeding. It is recommended to seek medical attention at the nearest hospital for examination and surgery.