What medicine can eliminate uterine polyps?

The incidence of uterine intrauterine polyps in daily life is relatively high, usually occurring in women of childbearing age or after menopause. After the patient develops uterine intrauterine polyps, irregular vaginal bleeding will occur. More serious patients will also affect their reproductive function and are prone to infertility. Although uterine polyps are a very complicated disease, they can be completely eradicated as long as the patient undergoes standard treatment. The following is a detailed explanation for everyone.

Can uterine polyps be treated with medication? Uterine intrauterine polyps can be divided into mild, moderate and severe. For mild patients, there are no symptoms in the early stage. As the disease progresses, side effects such as irregular uterine bleeding, abdominal pain, and abnormal leucorrhea will appear. Medication treatment can only temporarily relieve the symptoms but cannot completely eliminate the cysts. In order to eradicate uterine polyps, patients are advised to undergo surgical treatment. Common plans include the following two.

First, hysteroscopic transurethral resection. Hysteroscopic transurethral resection is a minimally invasive surgery, and its biggest advantages are low risk, faster recovery and less bleeding. Patients need to pay more attention to rest one week after the operation, and should refrain from sexual intercourse and sitting baths for one month. During this period, the changes in the condition should be closely observed. If heavy bleeding occurs, go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately.

Second, radical surgical treatment. The patient developed uterine intrauterine polyps. During examination, it was found that the diameter of the cyst was relatively large and the condition was serious. At this time, minimally invasive surgery could not be used to eradicate it. The patient was advised to undergo radical surgery. Radical surgical treatment is what we often call hysterectomy.

Through the above article, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the best treatment for uterine polyps. After the patient develops uterine polyps, he or she should first go to the hospital for examination and choose a treatment plan based on the condition and cause of the disease. In addition, patients should go to the hospital for follow-up visits regularly after treatment, because the recurrence rate of this type of disease is relatively high. Common examination items are ultrasound testing and gynecological examination.