Will vulvar polyps go away?

Polyps can appear in many parts of the human body, such as cervical polyps in women's cervix, and vaginal wall polyps. Especially for people who have undergone hysterectomy, it is very easy to have vaginal wall polyps. In fact, these vaginal polyps are caused during the repair of the wound and generally do not cause great harm. If you feel that the vulvar polyps are very serious, you can also use some professional treatments. Will vulvar polyps disappear?

Vaginal polyps are not easy to disappear on their own, and they may grow bigger if not treated. Surgery is recommended. Do not have sexual intercourse before vaginitis is cured to prevent cross infection. Pay attention to hygiene and eat less spicy food.

How can vaginal polyps be cured?

Vaginal polyps are generally caused by inflammation and can be treated surgically. The surgical treatment is very simple. If there is HP infection, it is recommended to carry out systematic and reliable treatment.

It is still a good idea to actively choose surgery to help remove polyps. Considering that HPV is negative, the problem is not serious.

Vaginal polyps usually occur after hysterectomy. The tissue in the vagina proliferates. The main symptom of vaginal polyps is bleeding. There are also granulations or swellings in the suture areas of the vagina. There will be a small amount of bleeding when this area is slightly touched. The treatment for vaginal polyps can be surgical removal. In order to prevent the occurrence of polyps after total hysterectomy, regular examinations should be carried out.

What are the symptoms of private oral polyps? The clinical symptom of private part polyps is a fleshy lump, but the patient will not have pain or itching symptoms, and it can be seen by the naked eye. When polyps are found in the private parts, go to a reliable hospital for treatment in time to avoid greater damage caused by polyps.