How to treat cervical polyps after menopause

What to do with cervical polyps after menopause?

Cervical polyps are mainly a small amount of bright red blood, or a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse, and may have yellow leucorrhea, often with a strange smell, or leucorrhea with blood; it can also manifest as vaginal bleeding after menopause, and unmarried patients often present with swelling of the vaginal opening. Very small cervical polyps often have no conscious symptoms and are often found during gynecological examinations. Large cervical polyps are prone to bloody leucorrhea or contact bleeding symptoms, especially after sexual intercourse or straining during bowel movements. These symptoms are very similar to early cervical cancer and should be checked and operated on as soon as possible.

Treatment of cervical polyps. When cervical polyps appear, the best way is to remove the polyp tissue without hesitation to prevent recurrence due to incomplete treatment. Drugs can only be an auxiliary substance. Do not think that it has an eradication effect.

The advantages of this technology are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Perfect effect: The cervix recovers well and becomes smooth again 6-8 weeks after the operation.

2. Healthy childbirth: The operation does not damage surrounding tissues and does not affect reproductive function.

3. Harmonious life: The operation will not affect the quality of life and restore a harmonious and happy life.

4. Comprehensive treatment: Completely eliminate lesions and say goodbye to the shortcomings of traditional treatment.

5. Safe and painless: The operation has less bleeding, less infection, fewer complications and is painless.

6. Easy and fast: It can be completed in the outpatient clinic without hospitalization, and the process is easy and fast.

7. Efficient and precise: The operation is delicate and efficient, and the cervix will be restored to a healthy state after the operation.