Patient's question:
Cervical polyps with chronic inflammation and squamous metaplasia — what is it? Is there a problem? Patient: Female, 49 years old. Good physical condition. This consultation: 1. Cervical polyps have grown for three consecutive years, surgically removed. 2. Frequent lower abdominal pain.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello! Based on the current pathological examination results, "cervical canal mucosal polyps with chronic inflammation and squamous cell metaplasia" fall under the category of inflammatory lesions, and the possibility of malignancy can be completely ruled out. This condition has a certain recurrence rate, primarily caused by inflammatory stimulation and is directly related to individual constitution. It generally may lead to abnormal vaginal discharge, and if not treated actively, there is a certain risk of malignancy.Recommendations: It is recommended to actively treat the symptoms, avoid spicy and irritating foods. Pay attention to personal hygiene and undergo regular gynecological check-ups. Wish you good health!
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