Patient's question:
Checked for uterine polyps, she has always been careful and has never had gynecological inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Polyps that are larger with a wider stalk can be removed, and the base can be cauterized to stop bleeding. If multiple polyps are present, the cervical canal can be slightly dilated before thorough scraping, along with a diagnostic D&C (dilation and curettage). All specimens should be sent for pathological examination to determine if further treatment is needed. Postoperative antibiotics may be administered as needed, and bleeding should be monitored.