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Cervical Polyp

What is a Cervical Polyp?

A cervical polyp, also known as cervical polyps or endocervical polyps, is a growth of tissue within the cervix. The cervix is the neck area where the uterus opens into the vagina. Cervical polyps can develop in women of all ages.

Cancer rarely develops in polyps. After the polyp is removed, a pathological examination is conducted to determine whether it is benign or malignant.

What Causes Polyps to Form in the Cervix?

The exact cause of polyp formation is unknown. They are not related to sexually transmitted diseases and are rarely associated with cancer. They are generally observed in women aged 39 to 50, while they are uncommon in women under 35.

What Are the Symptoms of Cervical Polyps?

Cervical polyps often do not cause any symptoms. However, they may occasionally lead to bleeding, especially after sexual intercourse.

How Are Cervical Polyps Diagnosed?

Many polyps are detected during routine examinations. To understand the nature of the polyp, a biopsy should be taken and examined pathologically. It is essential to differentiate whether there is a lesion that could lead to uterine cancer or cervical cancer.

How is Cervical Polyp Treatment Done?

The treatment involves the removal of the polyp. The removal of the polyp does not prevent you from becoming pregnant.

How is a Cervical Polyp Removed?

Many people wonder how the surgery for removing a cervical polyp is performed. The removal of a cervical polyp is a simple procedure that does not require anesthesia. Generally, there are no issues after the procedure.

What Should I Pay Attention To?

After polyp treatment, you should have regular gynecological check-ups every year. Polyps may recur, in which case they may need to be removed again. If you experience bleeding after intercourse, the cause should be investigated.

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