What should cervical polyp notice
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This morning, the unit physical examination found cervical polyps, the doctor said to surgery, treatment, symptoms have been reduced, for cervical polyps should pay attention to what this problem? Let's talk about what cervical polyps should pay attention to.
What should cervical polyp notice
First, supplement B-carotene. B-carotene rich plant foods are: spinach, rape, amaranth, lettuce leaves and pumpkin. B-carotene can be converted into vitamin A in the body, which helps protect the immune system from the attack of free radical molecules, and has obvious immune enhancement effect.
Second, we should eat more soybeans and their products. Because these foods can supplement phytoestrogens, isoflavones and lignin in phytoestrogens are thought to have antioxidant effect by scientists. Such as tofu, soybean milk, dried beans, vegetables, celery, cauliflower, soybeans, sweet beans and other food.
Third: the food with more zinc and selenium in plant raw materials are: edible fungi, laver, sesame, peanut, embryo powder, nuts, etc. Zinc and selenium play an important role in the production and function of immune cells. Scientific research has shown that low levels of zinc and selenium in the body can cause low immune system function. Supplement zinc and selenium. The animal foods containing trace elements zinc and selenium are oyster, fish, lean meat, animal viscera, egg, cow kidney, pig kidney, shrimp and so on.
matters needing attention
When the polyp is large or complicated with severe inflammation, partial or total hysterectomy should also be considered. After the operation of uterine polyps, we should go to the hospital regularly according to the doctor's advice, because if there is inflammation or there are small polyps hidden in the deep and not removed at the same time, it can still cause recurrence. Regular reexamination can find new recurrent lesions as soon as possible, which is conducive to timely symptomatic treatment, completely eliminate hidden dangers and ensure health.