Endocervical polyps with squamous cell carcinoma should be treated like this

Many women are familiar with cervicitis. In the later stages of the disease, cervical polyps with squamous changes usually appear. The cause of the disease is relatively complicated, and it is most likely to occur in women with poor immunity. If the symptoms are severe, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. However, for endocervical polyps with squamous cell carcinoma, you must be careful not to use oral medications.

Polyps refer to excess substances growing on the surface of human tissues, and squamous cell changes refer to abnormal changes in cells. Long-term inflammation is best treated early to avoid the possibility of cancer. It is recommended to go to the hospital for regular check-ups. Severe cases require surgical relief. If you find surgery too troublesome and need to take Chinese medicine to relieve the symptoms, it is best to take some medicine that can help eliminate blood stasis, relieve tissue deterioration and other problems. Polyps can cause the spread of viruses, so the disease should be controlled. You need to pay attention to a healthy diet and try to eat more vitamins to promote the metabolism of skin tissue.

Cervical polyps with squamous changes are late stage diseases of cervicitis. The pathogenic factors of the disease are relatively complex, and are generally directly related to the poor resistance of the patient. Now it is accompanied by more serious phosphating, so medication should be taken quickly. During the treatment, not only oral medication is needed, but Fuyanjie cleaning treatment is also more important. Attention should be paid to personal hygiene, especially during sexual intercourse, and safety measures should be taken. When it comes to diet, be careful not to eat spicy foods such as chili peppers.

Under normal circumstances, cervical polyps are unlikely to fall off on their own. After the occurrence of cervical polyps, surgical removal is the main treatment method. If cervical polyps are accompanied by inflammation, the infection must be controlled first. In the case of bleeding from cervical polyps, surgery should be performed after the inflammation is controlled. Although cervical polyps rarely become cancerous, the cancer rate is still around 0.2%. If a woman is over 45 years old, especially if she has cervical polyps before or after menopause, she should quickly undergo a pathological examination. If signs of malignancy are found, appropriate treatment measures should be taken as soon as possible. Cervical polyps are more likely to recur, so be sure to pay attention to follow-up examinations.