Polyps in the vagina

Many women will find that they have polyps in their vagina. This situation has a great impact on women. It will not only cause pain but also affect sexual life or conception, etc. Therefore, people need to pay special attention to it and take effective measures to regulate it in time. So what should we do when faced with polyps growing in the vagina? Let us introduce it in detail below.

There are many reasons for polyps in the vagina. Generally, it is caused by gynecological inflammation. Severe cases may cause infection and ulcers, so it is best to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.

The causes of polyps in the vagina include vaginal infection and inflammation, which lead to hyperplasia due to lack of regular hospital treatment or incomplete treatment of inflammation, and long-term chronic inflammation. There are treatments for vaginal polyps, generally surgical treatment is the main treatment. If there is obvious infection, medication should be used to control the inflammation first. After the inflammation is eliminated, resection surgery can be considered. Laser treatment may also be used.

There is generally no specific medicine to treat vaginal polyps. First of all, we need to find out the cause of the polyps. Go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a regular hospital for a complete gynecological examination. If it is caused by vaginal inflammation, it is mainly caused by the flow of bacterial leucorrhea through the vulva, causing local tissue hyperplasia of the vulva. This type of vulvar polyp is not serious. First, determine whether the pathogen causing the inflammation is bacterial, fungal, or trichomonal, and then follow the doctor's instructions and take medication according to the cause. If it is just a common vaginal inflammation, it can usually be cured after 1-2 courses of treatment, and vulvar polyps can also be slowly absorbed and disappear.

If vaginal polyps are caused by human papillomavirus infection, treatment is relatively difficult. First go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination and HPV examination to rule out human papillomavirus infection. If you are infected with human papillomavirus, you should follow the treatment course and actively carry out viral treatment. If the polyp is large and affects sexual intercourse or causes menstrual irregularities, you can ask a specialist to make a comprehensive judgment on whether surgical treatment is necessary. Usually pay attention to the local hygiene and cleanliness of the vulva.

If there are polyps in the vagina, early symptomatic treatment should be recommended to avoid further aggravation. Vaginal polyps are caused by damage to the cervix during childbirth, miscarriage, or surgery. Treatment for this condition depends on the size of the polyp. If the polyps are relatively small, medication can be very effective. If the polyp is large, physical treatment, such as LEEP, may be considered. After the operation, local laser irradiation is used to promote wound healing. It can also be combined with Chinese medicine treatment to improve immunity, prevent recurrence, and achieve the goal of treating both the symptoms and the root cause.