Patient's question:
Diagnosed with uterine cervical polyps at Shenzhen People's Hospital, about 1 cm in size, no other abnormalities!Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Hello, cervical polyps are related to cervical erosion. Due to long-term chronic inflammation stimulating the cervical mucosa, hyperplasia occurs. The uterus has a natural ability to expel foreign objects, causing the hyperplastic cervical mucosa to gradually protrude from the base to the external cervical os, forming polyps. Polyps are red, tongue-shaped, soft and fragile, and are easily bleeding upon touch.Suggestions: Polyps also have a root called a stalk, which is usually long and mostly attached to the external cervical os. Cervical polyps are mostly single in growth, with most shapes similar to the size of a peanut, small like rice grains, and large with a diameter of about 1 cm. Sometimes, several polyps may grow. Once cervical polyps are detected, early treatment should be administered. In the past, surgical treatment was used to treat cervical polyps, which caused significant patient suffering. Moreover, if the polyps are large, the stalks are very thick, or if the woman has hypertension, heart disease, or blood disorders, surgical treatment is not very suitable.