When to do cervical polyp examination

summary

Cervical polyps is a common phenomenon, chronic inflammation stimulates the proliferation of cervical mucosa, uterine discharge of foreign bodies tend to be protruding of the mucosa, thus forming polyps.. For inflammation generally refers to chronic inflammation; endocrine disorders mainly refers to high estrogen; for pathogen infection refers to women in childbirth, abortion and other periods of infection. Now let's learn when to do cervical polyp examination.

When to do cervical polyp examination

First: gynecological examination can be carried out. In general, for cervical polyps caused by inflammation, if it is acute inflammation, the symptoms are cervical congestion and edema or cervical erosion. At the same time, there will be purulent secretions discharged from the cervical tube, the outflow of the process of contact with the cervix is painful.

Second: pathological examination can be carried out. For patients with cervical polyps, pathological examination will know that the center of the polyp is the longitudinal axis formed by fibrous connective tissue, and the blood vessels are dense and numerous. On the outside is the original cervical tissue: glands and stroma, the surface is covered by cervical mucosa, this symptom is obvious polyp symptoms.

Third: colposcopy can be used. The main principle of the examination is that according to the degree of coverage of the polyp surface, different images will be presented under the microscope. One is the formation of excessive accumulation of cervical mucosa hyperplasia. The other is the polyp of squamous epithelium on the surface of cervix and vagina, with pink color.

matters needing attention

At ordinary times, we need to strengthen the cleaning and hygiene of vulva to avoid the invasion of bacteria into vagina and inflammation; menstrual hygiene should also be strengthened: generally, women are in poor health during menstruation and abortion, especially vulnerable to the invasion of bacteria, and try to avoid intercourse and bath, so as to reduce the source of bacteria invasion, and then cause cervicitis and cervical cyst.