Patient's question:
The cervix has always had polyps, and during intercourse, there is bleeding even when it's not menstruation.Doctor's answer:
One, chronic inflammation caused by long-term stimulation leads to: If a woman suffers from cervical inflammation and does not receive treatment for a long time, under the long-term stimulation of inflammation, the cervical mucosa will become excessively proliferative. Combined with the uterus's tendency to expel foreign objects, the proliferative mucosa gradually protrudes from its base towards the external cervical os, forming a cervical polyp.Two, due to factors such as childbirth, induced abortion surgery, postpartum infection, surgical procedures or mechanical irritation, or sexual activity in women's daily lives, the cervix may be damaged, allowing pathogens to invade the uterus, leading to infection and the onset of cervical inflammation, which may then result in the formation of a cervical polyp.
Three, if a woman suffers from endocrine disorders, it can lead to hormonal imbalance in the body, resulting in excessively high estrogen levels. Hormonal imbalance can stimulate the occurrence of inflammation, thereby forming a cervical polyp.