What to do if meat necrosis

Common gynecological diseases such as cervical polyps affect the health of many patients. They usually occur in married women, so married women must pay attention to them. So, what should we do if cervical polyps are necrotic? Generally speaking, it is impossible for them to fall off on their own. If they are not treated in time, there is a possibility of continued disease, so they must be treated in time after they become ill.

1. Clinical manifestations of cervical polyps:

Many patients with cervical polyps have no obvious clinical symptoms and are only occasionally discovered during gynecological examinations. Cervical polyps may have no active symptoms or only mild symptoms for a long time, manifested as yellow leucorrhea, most of which have a strong odor, or the discharge contains blood. Large polyps may show symptoms of bloody leucorrhea or bleeding on contact, especially after sexual intercourse or defecation, and may also show as postmenopausal vaginal bleeding. These symptoms are very similar to the manifestations of cervical cancer. Therefore, once the above symptoms occur, diagnosis and treatment should be carried out as soon as possible.

2. Cervical polyps need surgical removal

If cervical polyps are not treated promptly, the patient will be at high risk of disease, which may be very serious and may cause cancer. Therefore, if the patient encounters trouble in these aspects, do not pin the patient's hopes on an impossible miracle sf, and should go to the hospital for early treatment. The treatment of this disease generally adopts surgical removal, the purpose is to achieve more complete and rapid.

Cervical mucosal polyps have a layer of columnar epithelial cells covering abundant capillaries, which are bright red and soft. If left untreated, it may gradually grow larger and block the opening of the cervix, or simply insert cervical polyps, which may narrow the cervix or deform the cervical canal, thereby preventing the normal rise of sperm and affecting pregnancy.

Will cervical polyps fall off on their own? From the above article, we have already learned that cervical polyps generally do not fall off on their own and must be removed surgically in time after discovery. Although medication can be used for treatment, it takes a long time to take, and if cervical polyps are severe, medication cannot eliminate them completely. Surgery is the best way. Patients must understand that they should not rely on cervical polyps to fall off on their own.