Can I have a myomectomy one week after having cervical polyps?

Can I have a myomectomy one week after having cervical polyps?

1. Cervical polyps generally refer to cervical polyps removed. Myomectomy cannot be performed one week after cervical polyps removed. The patient can rest for a period of time before doing it.

2. Uterine polyps and uterine fibroids are both gynecological diseases, which are relatively common clinically. Among them, uterine polyps are growths that extend into the uterine cavity. The cause is complex and may be caused by repeated inflammatory stimulation and excessive estrogen levels. It can be treated by hysteroscopic polypectomy or curettage. Local care must be strengthened after surgery. After a week of recovery, the body may not fully recover because cervical polyps have a short healing time. The patient's body immunity may be relatively low, and uterine myomectomy is generally not allowed in this case. The interval between these two operations is relatively short, which can easily lead to a decrease in the body's immunity again, which is not conducive to the body's recovery.

3. If the patient also has symptoms of uterine fibroids, you can wait until the body is fully recovered before doing a uterine myomectomy. Generally speaking, uterine polypectomy can be performed within one to three months. At this time, the body has returned to normal, and uterine myomectomy is more conducive to physical recovery. No matter what surgery is performed, patients need to maintain good living habits, pay attention to enhancing nutrition, and eat more nutritious foods. Such as cucumbers, lean meat, tomatoes, etc., and do not engage in strenuous exercise, which is good for the recovery of the body.