The cervical polyp is so big that it fell out.

Key reminder: Cervical polyp is one of the common diseases in women. The clinical manifestations of this disease are relatively complicated. In some patients, the polyps are very small in the early stage of the disease, so many patients think that the cervical polyps will fall off by themselves. In fact, polyps are difficult to fall off by themselves. The best way is to perform surgical removal in time.

In real life, both married women and single women are infected with cervical polyps. This disease has a great impact on patients. Many patients will experience menstrual disorders after the disease. Therefore, everyone must pay great attention to this disease. Some patients do not know enough about this disease and think that this disease does not need to be treated. They think that polyps can fall off by themselves. Then how can cervical polyps fall off?

Cervical polyps are one of the common gynecological diseases. The so-called cervical polyps are actually lumps that are attached to the inner wall of a woman's cervix. These polyps are actually normal changes in the cervix and do not pose a life threat to the patient. However, because the polyps will increase in size and even spread throughout the uterine cavity, some patients will experience increased menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, and vaginal bleeding, which will cause great harm to the patients. The symptoms of some patients are not very obvious in the early stages of the disease, and many patients think that the polyps can fall off by themselves. In fact, this idea is incorrect.

Cervical polyps are actually the loose flesh that grows inside the female cervix. These polyps are actually very soft and sensitive. If the secretion of hormones is too little, they may fall off on their own. Experts at abortion hospitals say that the probability of cervical polyps falling off on their own is very small, so patients don’t have to be lucky all the time. Once the disease is discovered during examination, the best way is to cooperate with the doctor to treat the disease in time. Don’t delay. Only timely treatment of the disease can prevent the disease from getting worse.

How do cervical polyps fall off? The editor has already given everyone a detailed introduction to this issue. In fact, cervical polyps themselves will not fall off. We all know that cervical polyps are caused by inflammatory stimulation. If the polyps are always in the inflamed uterus, the polyps will grow due to the inflammatory stimulation, and the probability of falling off is very small. Therefore, once women find cervical polyps, they need to be treated in time.