Cervical polyps and lower abdominal pain

One of my friends has been feeling lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding even when she is not having her period. She went to the hospital for abortion and had a gynecological examination. The doctor said that she had uterine polyps and needed immediate treatment. This time, she plans to go to the hospital for cervical polypectomy after her period is over. However, she is not brave enough and is worried that the surgery will be very painful. So, is it painful to have a cervical polyp surgery? Will there be lower abdominal pain after having a cervical polyp?

Cervical polyp is one of the common diseases among women. Some women suffer from this disease due to inflammation. Because the women's cervix is ​​exposed to inflammatory stimulation for a long time, it will cause cervical polyps. Generally, the symptoms of cervical polyps are not obvious in the early stage, so they are easily ignored by people, and therefore they do not go to the hospital for treatment. This creates favorable conditions for the growth of cervical polyps. Cervical polyps will grow under the stimulation of inflammation, and large polyps will cause patients to have excessive leucorrhea and irregular menstruation.

The adverse effects of cervical polyps are very large, and this disease will continue to affect women's pregnancy to a certain extent. Therefore, women need to treat the disease in time after they become ill. There are many ways to treat this disease in clinical medicine, but most patients hope to be able to treat the disease with medication. Experts in abortion hospitals say that medication for cervical polyps only has an anti-inflammatory effect and cannot completely eliminate the polyps. Patients are best to choose surgical treatment. Most patients worry that surgery will be very painful. In fact, cervical polyp surgery is not easy to hurt.

Is it painful to have cervical polyp surgery? The treatment of cervical polyps is mainly surgical removal. The cervical nerve distribution is relatively sparse and is not sensitive to pain, so patients do not need to be too anxious, because the cervical polyp surgery process will not be particularly painful, and there will not be a lot of bleeding after the operation, so patients can safely undergo surgery after the illness. However, daily medical care must be provided during the surgery, which is very important. Patients must not have sex within the first month after the operation. If they have sex too early, it will cause poor wound recovery.