Cervical Polyps are basically lumps that appear on the cervical canal—the passage that connects to the uterus. They can be grey, red, or purple and come in various shapes like fingers, bulbs, or thin stems. These polyps range in size from a few millimeters to several centimeters. Most cervical polyps are non-cancerous, with only 0.2% to 1.5% having the potential to become cancerous, which is very rare.
Dr. Dimple Doshi, an experienced gynecologist at Vardaan Hospital, Goregaon West, Mumbai, specializes in the accurate diagnosis and treatment of cervical polyps. With a focus on prevention and holistic care, Dr. Doshi provides personalized consultations that include both treatment and preventive advice.
Cervical polyps are relatively common and usually occur in women over the age of 20, especially those who have given birth multiple times. They are rarely seen in young girls who have just begun menstruating.
A gynecologist can detect cervical polyps during a routine pelvic exam. A biopsy may be performed by taking a small tissue sample, which is sent to a lab to determine if the cells are benign or have abnormalities that could indicate cancer.
Dr. Dimple Doshi is a highly experienced and trusted gynecologist in Goregaon West, Mumbai. With her extensive experience and patient-centric approach, she is considered one of the best doctors for cervical polyp treatment in the region.
Vardaan Hospital, Goregaon West, is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and experienced medical staff. It is recognized for its advanced gynecological treatments and is the preferred choice for cervical polyps treatment.
The cost of cervical polyps treatment in Mumbai generally ranges from ₹3,000 to ₹10,000, depending on the complexity of the case, diagnostic tests required, and the method of removal. Consult Dr. Dimple Doshi for an accurate estimate after clinical evaluation.
Ans. Cervical polyps are small growths on the cervix that are usually benign. Only a small percentage have the potential to become cancerous.
Ans. They may be caused by hormonal changes, infections, inflammation, or blood vessel issues near the cervix.
Ans. Symptoms include abnormal vaginal bleeding, spotting after sex, post-menopausal bleeding, and unusual vaginal discharge.
Ans. Some small polyps may fall off on their own, but symptomatic ones generally require removal.
Ans. They can be removed manually or via minor surgical procedures using strings or instruments.
Ans. The procedure is usually quick and causes minimal discomfort. Some women may feel light cramps or spotting afterward.
Ans. You can lower your risk by treating infections early and getting regular gynecological exams.
Ans. Most health insurance plans cover minor gynecological procedures, including cervical polyp removal. It’s best to confirm with your provider.
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