Polyps on the vaginal wall can be directly removed, and the postoperative recovery varies from person to person, usually 1-2 months can be recovered. Cervical erosion can be temporarily left untreated. If you have no plans to have another child, you can use electrocautery for treatment.

After vaginal polyp surgery, it is recommended to take anti-inflammatory drugs and vaginal medication.

After the removal of cervical polyps, there may be slight bleeding in the vagina. Blood is the best medium for bacterial growth. In order to prevent infection, oral anti-inflammatory drugs or vaginal drugs should be used routinely after operation. In addition, vaginal medication can also promote the healing of cervical wounds.