Diagnosis of cervical polyps

summary

Cervical polyps have always been a pain in my heart. With this disease, I often bleed irregularly outside my menstrual period, so I stopped having sex with my husband. Went to the hospital to do the excision operation, now the body has recovered, let me talk about the diagnosis of cervical polyps.

Diagnosis of cervical polyps

Symptom 1: bleeding. It is mainly a small amount of bleeding, bright red, or a small amount of bleeding after sex, which is sometimes mistaken for "menstruation", and the amount of bleeding in a few people can be similar to menstruation. It can also be manifested as postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.

Symptom 2: abnormal leucorrhea. Some patients usually have yellow leucorrhea, most have peculiar smell, or leucorrhea with blood.

Symptom 3: unmarried patients often show prolapse of tumor at vaginal orifice. The most common type of cervical polyps is localized endometrial mass protruding in the uterine cavity, single or multiple, grayish red, shiny, generally small, with an average diameter of 0.5-2cm. The small one is only 1-2 mm in diameter, and the large and multiple ones can fill the uterine cavity. Pedicle thickness, length is different, the elderly can protrude out of the cervix. Some pedicles are short and diffuse. The surface of polyp often has hemorrhage and necrosis, and can also be combined with infection. If the pedicle is twisted, hemorrhagic infarction will occur.

matters needing attention

Because uterine polyps is a manifestation of chronic inflammation of the cervix, although the polyps were removed, the chronic inflammation of the uterus has not been removed, and the pathogenic bacteria are still latent in the cervical tissue, that is to say, the pathogenic causes still exist. Therefore, after the removal of uterine polyps, chronic inflammation of the uterus should also be treated to prevent recurrence of polyps.