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What Causes Soreness In Vaginal Opening After Removal Of Cervical Polyp?

Hi I ve been having a few issues back to back with my vagina the first being a cervical polyp that needed to be removed then a cut like spot on the left side right as a guy would enter and now the whole vaginal entrance is sore and I have a uti. What could be causing all of this. The pap before the polyp was clear then a month later the polyp was found due to continual bleeding
Tue, 1 Sep 2015
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Hi,
Polyps can arise from the endometrial tissue or the cervical tissue. They manifest excess growth of the mucosal lining into the form of a warty protrusion, sometimes large enough to create problems like bleeding and obstruction. The origin is based on hormone imbalance and infections most often. Your present symptoms could be due to post surgical trauma owing to instrumentation during the procedure and/or associated infection. Proper maintenance of genital hygiene and abstinence until complete wound healing are essential in such circumstances. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Soreness In Vaginal Opening After Removal Of Cervical Polyp?

Hi, Polyps can arise from the endometrial tissue or the cervical tissue. They manifest excess growth of the mucosal lining into the form of a warty protrusion, sometimes large enough to create problems like bleeding and obstruction. The origin is based on hormone imbalance and infections most often. Your present symptoms could be due to post surgical trauma owing to instrumentation during the procedure and/or associated infection. Proper maintenance of genital hygiene and abstinence until complete wound healing are essential in such circumstances. Hope this helps.