Can endometrial polyp fall off
summary
I feel that my lower body is very uncomfortable, as if there is something more, falling very much, and menstruation is not adjusted, sometimes not, sometimes a lot, there are secretions out, I am very anxious, went to the hospital to do the examination, the results came out, the doctor told me that it is cervical polyps, now the situation is stable, so endometrial polyps will fall off, you know? Let's talk about whether endometrial polyps will fall off.
Can endometrial polyp fall off
Influence 1: cause irregular menstruation in women. Generally, it will cause women's excessive menstruation and irregular uterine bleeding. Generally, the symptoms of endometrial polyps are not obvious. Many of them are detected after the polyps grow out of the cervix and bleed.
Influence two: produce some complications. Endometrial polyps are often complicated with polycystic ovary and endometriosis, which are caused by ovulation disorder, persistent hyperplasia of endometrium caused by hyperestrinemia, and lack of progesterone transformation of endometrium.
Influence 3: causes female infertility. Endometrial polyps obstruct the retention and implantation of sperm and eggs, placenta implantation and embryo development. Combined infection changes the intrauterine environment, which is not conducive to the survival of sperm and pregnant eggs. Combined with salpingitis or oophoritis, can cause obstructive or anovulatory infertility.
matters needing attention
Pay attention to hygiene. In daily life, we should develop good health habits, wash hands frequently, change underwear frequently, choose cotton underwear with strong sweat absorption, comfortable and soft; adhere to the daily use of clean water to clean the vulva, use weak acid female care solution to keep the vulva clean and dry; take a shower; It is not suitable for sexual life within half a month after the operation of cervical polyps, so as to avoid the stimulation of cervix by semen and sexual intercourse, resulting in poor wound healing.
