Best time for cervical polyp surgery

The best time for surgical treatment of endometrial polyps is generally 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over. At this time, the uterine wall has not yet grown and developed. After the menstrual period is over and the endometrium is shed, most of the uterine walls are in a relatively thin state. Now if it is a real polyp, it is easy to find. Let's learn about the professional knowledge of cervical polyp surgery.

Uterine polyps are best removed surgically

First of all, let’s understand what uterine polyps are? If you imagine the uterus as a small house with a door, then the polyp is an object hanging on the wall of the small house. Uterine polyps are divided into cervical polyps and endometrial polyps according to the different locations where the polyps are attached in the uterus. The cervix is ​​like the wall around the door of a house, and the uterine wall is the wall inside the house near the center.

Uterine polyps are common gynecological diseases, with endometrial polyps being more common. They are generally benign lesions. Like Xiao Zhao, most patients do not have obvious discomfort symptoms. Many people are discovered during physical examinations at work or when there is vaginal bleeding during the non-menstrual period. Do uterine polyps require surgery?

From a clinical point of view, uterine polyps are best removed surgically. Because medication is not effective and there is a possibility of recurrence, it is best to remove them surgically. Because uterine polyps are prone to recurrence, women who have recurrent uterine polyps and have no intention of getting pregnant again can insert the Mirena IUD during surgery. It can not only provide effective contraceptive measures, but also prevent uterine adhesions and the recurrence of polyps.

Can I still get pregnant after uterine polyp removal?

Many women are concerned about whether surgery for endometrial polyps will affect pregnancy. Generally, pregnancy is possible after surgery for endometrial polyps, but the actual problem needs to be analyzed in depth:

1. If it is a single endometrial polyp and the total area is small, the uterine wall will generally recover quickly after surgery and pregnancy can be achieved immediately.

2. If the polyps are multiple or the wounds are large, it may take longer, and you need to wait until the endometrium is completely repaired before getting pregnant. Otherwise, even if you get pregnant, it is very easy to have a miscarriage.

3. If the polyp is caused by endocrine imbalance, it is necessary to adjust the endocrine system after surgery. Otherwise, not only will it be impossible to get pregnant, but the polyp will also be prone to recurrence.

After uterine polyp surgery, you should eat light food.

There are also some taboos in diet after uterine polyp surgery. It is best to focus on light dishes, eat less or no spicy food, greasy food and other spicy foods, and avoid cold or icy foods. Eat more chicken breast, grass carp, wild turtle, lean pork, vegetables and fruits, fresh fruits and so on.