What to do if there are small polyps in the cervix

Uterine polyps are common gynecological diseases. Generally, uterine polyps cover a wide range, including malignant polyps in the uterus, endometrial polyps, etc. These polyps usually have no obvious clinical symptoms during the development process. However, as the size of the polyp increases or the characteristics of the polyp change, various adverse symptoms will occur. What should I do if I have small cervical polyps?

When symptoms such as cervical polyps occur, you cannot take medicine for treatment without authorization, even if the polyps are small. The best way is to choose surgery to remove them to avoid recurrence due to incomplete treatment. However, therapeutic drugs can only assist in treatment and cannot completely eradicate the disease. Therefore, the best way for patients suffering from this disease is surgery.

In addition, there are some things that need to be paid attention to during the surgical process. For example, if there is inflammation before the surgery, the infection should be controlled first; if there is bleeding, the blood circulation should be activated immediately. Surgery should not be performed until the inflammation is under control. Pathological examination should be performed after the polyp is removed through surgery, because polyps are pathological. If there are signs of deterioration after examination, effective treatment should be taken as soon as possible. Because the disease is more prone to recurrence, regular follow-up visits should be conducted after surgery, preferably every three months, so that it can be detected and treated as soon as possible if it recurs.

After understanding the treatment methods of cervical polyps, once you get sick, do not blindly choose therapeutic drugs for treatment. It is best to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, so that good results can be achieved after treatment. If patients choose to take therapeutic drugs without authorization, not only will there be no therapeutic effect after the treatment, but the symptoms may even worsen and the harm caused at that time will be immeasurable.

How should women deal with repeated growth of cervical polyps?

In order to cure cervical polyps, it is necessary to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the patient's condition. For example, different treatment techniques can be used according to factors such as the patient's age, the location and size of the disease. After recovery, gynecological examinations should be performed regularly to prevent the recurrence of cervical polyps.

If the patient has small or medium-sized cervical polyps, curettage can be used. This operation requires comprehensive scraping to better prevent the recurrence of cervical polyps. In addition, anti-infection treatment should be carried out after the operation, and some antibiotics should be taken or injected.

After hospitalization, you need to keep your private parts clean and hygienic. However, sometimes there will be yellow discharge and bleeding in the private parts. This is normal and there is no need to worry. In addition, you should maintain a normal and healthy life for at least several months to prevent other problems in your body.