Do cervical polyps require surgery? Generally, surgical treatment

In recent years, the incidence of cervical polyps has been on the rise. Cervical polyps are a common gynecological disease. That is, polyps occur in the cervix of the uterus. When there is a slight touch, there will be bleeding symptoms and it is very easy to be infected. Therefore, if cervical polyps are not treated in time, ulcers will form. At present, there are many treatments for cervical polyps. So is it okay to not have surgery for cervical polyps?

It is best for patients with cervical polyps to undergo surgery. Generally speaking, surgical resection is the main treatment for cervical polyps. When patients with cervical polyps are accompanied by inflammation, they can take Western medicine. First, the inflammation and infection should be controlled, and when there are bleeding symptoms, hemostasis treatment should be done in time.

After surgical removal of cervical polyps, patients need to undergo pathological examination of the polyps. If the polyps show signs of malignancy, they must be hospitalized and receive correct treatment as soon as possible. Cervical polyps are a disease that is prone to recurrence, so even after surgical removal, regular follow-up examinations are required.

Patients with cervical polyps need to undergo a lot of gynecological examinations before undergoing surgical removal. If patients with cervical polyps have acute inflammation, or have symptoms of bleeding, or edema, or even symptoms of erosion, there will be purulent secretions and pain, so surgical treatment should be taken as soon as possible.

Can I treat cervical polyps without surgery? Cervical polyps are best treated with surgical removal. Cervical polyps are divided into benign and malignant. Through surgical treatment, pathological examination of the polyps can be performed to confirm whether they are benign or malignant. And the current treatment for cervical polyps is mainly surgical removal.