Can vaginal polyps be cured?

Many women think that vaginal polyps are a very scary disease and worry that it will lead to cancer and other diseases. In fact, as long as they go to the gynecology department for examination and treatment in time after the onset of the disease, the patient can suffer less pain. Maybe some patients don’t know how to achieve the best treatment effect yet, so let’s take a look at some authoritative information that the editor has found.

Vaginal wall polyp hyperplasia is a granulation tissue polyp at the vaginal suture after total hysterectomy, which is essentially the product of the wound repair process. Granulation tissue, a new matrix, forms approximately 4 days after wound initiation. Patients with vaginal polyps need to undergo surgical treatment as soon as possible. Polyps should be removed under endoscopy (vaginal endoscopy), which is a very effective measure to prevent them from becoming cancerous. The main methods of endoscopic treatment of polyps include: high-frequency electrocoagulation and electroresection, high-frequency electrocautery, laser therapy, microwave therapy, injection removal, cryotherapy and many others. If the patient's polyps are relatively large and have thick pedicles, or if the patient also suffers from hypertension, heart disease or other blood diseases, careful selection should be made when undergoing surgery. The removed polyps should be directly subjected to pathological examination to rule out the possibility of cancer. After the operation, you should take some oral anti-inflammatory and analgesic medications to prevent the affected area from being infected due to bacterial growth.

If the patient has non-cancerous lesions and a good prognosis, a follow-up examination should be conducted 3 months after surgery, and then every six months to one year thereafter. Pay attention to vulvar hygiene in daily life to prevent vaginal inflammation and cervical erosion. At the same time, you should pay attention to sexual hygiene, dry your bedding frequently, wear cotton underwear and wash and change it frequently. In addition, regular gynecological disease examinations are also very important.

The editor reminds patients who have been diagnosed not to have too much psychological pressure, because the treatment of this disease is not difficult and will not make the physical condition particularly weak. At the same time, for healthy women, they must learn to prevent the occurrence of diseases, so that they can reduce a lot of suffering from illness.