The formation of a polyp in the cervical canal can affect the course of pregnancy and the possibility of its appearance. This is due to a change in the composition of the mucus of the cervix , which can provoke an infected polyp of the cervical canal. Spermatozoa are unable to penetrate into the egg due to the inflammatory process in the cervix.
The polyp of the cervical canal can lead to miscarriage, spontaneous abortion or intrauterine fetal death. If the inflammation of the cervical canal is significant, then there is a risk of development of ischemic-cervical insufficiency .
What are the symptoms of the cervical canal polyp?
Symptoms of polyp formation of the cervical canal are as follows:
- bloody discharge in the intervals between menstruations;
- bleeding excess during menstruation;
- bleeding during menopause;
- discharge with an unpleasant odor (indicate the infection of the polyp);
- blood discharge after intercourse;
- cramping or drawing pain.
Causes of polyp of the cervical canal
In pregnancy, the formation of a polyp can be caused by the following factors:
- increased estrogen levels;
- hormonal disorders of a general nature;
- infectious diseases of the genitals;
- disturbances in the immune system.
Consequences of removal of the polyp of the cervical canal
After scraping the polyps in rare cases, a violation is observed in the functions of the ovaries. In this case, hormonal treatment is carried out, which is sometimes delayed for a period of 3 to 6 months.
Usually such operation passes without consequences, but after curettage nevertheless treatment by antibacterial and anti-inflammatory preparations for 7-10 days is necessary.
Pregnancy after polyp removal in the cervical canal
After surgery to remove the polyp, the probability of getting pregnant does not decrease. You can begin to conceive a child immediately after the end of the vaginal discharge after scraping. But a more reasonable decision will be a preliminary histological examination and a consultation with a gynecologist.