Are cervical polyps serious?

Cervical polyps are a gynecological disease that is often seen in women over 30 years old. From a medical point of view, cervical polyps are mainly caused by inflammation of the uterus or abnormal secretions from the uterus, which causes the cervical mucosa to thicken and gradually protrude outside the cervical os, resulting in cervical polyps. Cervical polyps are the result of uterine varicocele. So, are cervical polyps serious?

1. It will cause a series of complications: If cervical polyps are not treated for a long time, they will cause the polyps to gradually expand due to endocrine disorders in women, and then cause more serious gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, and vaginitis.

2. Impact on pregnant women's delivery: Women with cervical polyps cannot choose natural delivery, because some women's cervical polyps are in the uterus. If they choose natural delivery, the polyps will block the cervix and make it impossible for the fetus to be born normally. Once the polyp blocks it, it will not only affect the birth of the fetus, but also cause certain physical harm to the pregnant woman.

How to prevent cervical polyps

1. Environmental sanitation level. In addition to taking good care of the health during menstruation, after childbirth or abortion, you should pay attention to the hygiene of the vagina. At the same time, you should maintain the hygiene of the sexual life of the couple, dry the quilt frequently, wear cotton underwear and wash and change it frequently, etc.

2. Regular maintenance. Regular gynecological examinations are also very important.

3. Family planning policy.

4. Pay high attention to the condition. Because more than one-third of patients have no obvious symptoms, even if there is inflammation, most of them are very mild, and vaginal bleeding is also sporadic. You should go for a check-up in time to prevent the condition from getting worse.

Cervical polyps have no symptoms, so they are easily ignored by everyone. However, women of all ages who suffer from gynecological inflammation, or women with premature intercourse and a history of miscarriage, need to pay close attention to their gynecological examinations. Once cervical polyps are found, early detection and treatment are necessary to effectively protect their urinary system health.