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In daily life, some women suddenly find that there seems to be growth in their vagina. Therefore, the woman is very worried, and she is worried that her health will be seriously threatened. So, what exactly are vaginal growths? How to treat and resolve vaginal growths? The following is a relatively detailed introduction to the relevant professional knowledge.

Before we introduce in detail what to do with vaginal growths, let us first understand what vaginal growths are. The so-called vaginal growths are actually a rather vague term, which includes symptoms such as vaginal cervical polyps and genital warts. In medicine, they are generally called vaginal growths.

So, what should women do if they suspect that they have vaginal growths? At this time, women should first undergo corresponding examinations, such as colposcopy or routine leucorrhea examination, or conduct other examinations under the doctor's advice, so as to determine the type of vaginal growths and carry out targeted treatment.

Generally speaking, the formation of vaginal growths in women is mostly caused by inflammatory irritation. Generally, if the growths in the vagina are caused by genital warts, then cold treatment or laser removal can be used for treatment.

In addition, according to current medical clinical research, vaginal growths are generally treated with surgery. Some women have concerns about surgery, mainly because they worry about complications after the operation. In fact, vaginal growths that are treated surgically are unlikely to leave complications, so women don't need to worry too much about it.

Of course, the actual treatment method should be combined with the woman's examination results. After determining which type of vaginal growths she has, targeted treatment will be more appropriate, scientific, and effective.

The above is a brief introduction to the knowledge about what to do with vaginal growths. We hope that our introduction can help you master and understand the relevant knowledge to a certain extent, so that you can better care for your own health.