Where to operate on uterine polyps

Uterine polyps are a common gynecological disease. Many women who are not familiar with it are at a loss when they learn that they have uterine polyps. So how do uterine polyps come about? Let’s take a look at it together below. Inflammatory stimulation causes partial hyperplasia of the cervical mucosal tissue, and the uterus itself has a tendency to reject the disease, causing the hyperplastic mucosa to gradually protrude from the base end to the external os of the cervix, resulting in a cyst. Therefore, it is mainly caused by inflammation.

Generally speaking, if you have uterine polyps, the best treatment is to remove them. Below we will introduce how to remove uterine polyps. Because when it comes to removal, it is undoubtedly necessary to have surgery. Some women will feel worried and worry about whether there are any risks and whether it will be very painful. In fact, the removal of uterine polyps is somewhat different from general surgical treatments. Let us take a closer look at it.

Nowadays, the surgical treatment of uterine polyps is a minimally invasive surgery. No surgery is required. The surgery is performed from the bottom of the vagina through hysteroscopy. This method uses a hot knife, and there is also a method that uses a cold knife. Because from the perspective of protecting the uterine wall, the cold knife will cause less damage to the uterine wall. Now the main recommendation is hysteroscopic uterine polyp removal. Only for some recurrent or malignant diseases, minimally invasive surgery is required, and these are serious types. Most uterine polyps do not require surgery, and under hysteroscopy, the removal site and intensity can be well controlled, and the patient's recovery after surgery is also better. The effect of the surgery is also very good and it is not easy to relapse. Very worthy of favor.

Women should pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, effectively adjust their stress, develop a good lifestyle, not stay up late, and have a balanced diet and eat more fruits and vegetables, so that diseases can be prevented from happening to us. If women encounter gynecological diseases, they should actively take medication and do not delay to avoid causing greater harm to the body. If you have uterine polyps that need to be removed, don't be nervous or anxious. Just cooperate closely with the doctor's treatment and the disease can be cured.