Do uterine polyps need to be removed?

Uterine polyps are a common gynecological disease, and they can be very harmful to women who are preparing for pregnancy. Because uterine polyps will prevent the combination of sperm and egg and prevent the embryo from implanting successfully, it will cause physiological damage to women and aggravate the psychological pain. So, do uterine polyps have to be removed? Let’s take a look together!

If uterine polyps are not treated for a long time, symptoms such as bleeding during intercourse will gradually appear, and there is even the possibility of pathological changes. Female patients who are found to have uterine polyps must not simply use medication to treat them, in order to prevent the uterine polyps from being cured, leading to bleeding during sexual intercourse, bloody leucorrhea or infertility, or even causing lesions.

Treatment of uterine polyps can also be carried out with traditional Chinese medicine. Our non-surgical treatment of uterine intrauterine polyps actually depends on the patient's own condition. For patients with infection, we should carry out anti-infection treatment. For severe bleeding symptoms, relevant blood-activating medications are given.

Large or medium-sized cysts or cysts that penetrate into the cervical canal are prone to secondary infection or necrosis, which can cause non-menstrual bleeding and foul-smelling pink discharge. Therefore, surgery can be used to dilate the cervix and remove the cyst. This method is very effective. Regular check-ups must be done after the surgery to prevent recurrence and to deal with it promptly. The disease is prone to recurrence and regular follow-up visits should be done every three months. For patients over 40 years old, who cannot be cured by treatment or whose symptoms recur frequently, total hysterectomy can be considered.

The above is the relevant content about whether uterine polyps must be removed. In short, women, especially those who are married, must maintain cleanliness and hygiene, and seek medical attention in time if they find any gynecological diseases. Make sure you know your physical condition early and seek treatment as soon as possible so as not to delay your illness. When you suffer from uterine polyps, you must pay attention to your diet. If the doctor recommends surgical removal, you should follow the doctor's advice, or you can go see a doctor.