Patient's question:
When I checked, I found a cervical polyp and some signs of bleeding. After treatment, the bleeding stopped, but intermittent brown discharge continued. I am now six months pregnant. The day before yesterday morning, I suddenly had a bout of watery bleeding and went to the hospital for a gynecological examination. A blood clot was removed from my vagina. The doctor said the bleeding was caused by the polyp and did not come out, forming a blood clot inside. Moreover, touching the polyp causes bleeding. Please ask if this will affect fetal development or any other conditions. Cervical polyp discovered in early pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, cervical polyps generally do not affect the development of the child, but they can affect delivery. Suggestions: It is recommended that you choose the delivery method under the guidance of a doctor during delivery. Wishing you a good pregnancy, a harmonious mother and child, and a speedy recovery!