Does cervical polyp need treatment

summary

I have a cervical polyp disease, which brings me a lot of confusion. Can't be pregnant, originally thought Chinese medicine conditioning can be treated, it seems that there is no hope, now only through surgery to solve this problem, so I come to advance science, cervical polyps need treatment.

Does cervical polyp need treatment

First: clinical medicine shows that cervical polyps is one of the causes of infertility. Cervical polyp is one of the manifestations of cervicitis. Cervical polyps can cause increased secretion of cervical mucosa, leading to cervical pain, cervical bleeding, leucorrhea or irregular vaginal bleeding. Generally, patients with cervical polyps will have abdominal pain in sexual life.

Second: after having symptoms, I knew it was gynecological disease, and then I used drug conditioning treatment all the time. I took a lot of antibiotics because of the inflammation. Then there is Chinese medicine. But the effect is not good. Then, I did the relevant examination, found out the cervical polyps, but still chose the drug treatment. However, targeted drug treatment is still not enough. So I received minimally invasive surgery.

Third: the minimally invasive surgery can cure cervical polyps with different degrees, different sizes, different numbers and different time of illness. At the time of operation, the operation time was less than an hour, and he was discharged three days after the operation. After half a month of Chinese medicine conditioning, the re examination results were good, and then he prepared for pregnancy.

matters needing attention

Cervical polyps should pay attention to diet conditioning, premenstrual and cervical polyps, avoid cold and cold products, in order to avoid cold coagulation and blood stasis and dysmenorrhea aggravation, cervical polyps, a large number of people, should not eat spicy and fragrant dry things, in order to avoid heat forcing blood, bleeding more. And pay attention not to overuse drugs, should be based on the cause of dysmenorrhea, syndrome differentiation and treatment.