Vaginal wall polyps

Introduction to vaginal wall polyps The vaginal wall polyp (vaginal granulation tissue) is a granulation tissue polyp at the vaginal suture after total hysterectomy, which is essentially a product of wound repair. The granulation tissue acts as a new matrix, about 4 days after the appearance of the wound. basic knowledge The proportion of illness: 0.03% Susceptible people: women Mode of infection: non-infectious Complications: vaginitis

Causes of vaginal wall polyps

(1) Causes of the disease

Vaginal wall polyps are caused by the proliferation of blood vessel walls, fibroblasts, lymphocytes and histiocytes that occur during tissue repair after hysterectomy.

(two) pathogenesis

The vaginal wall polyps are composed of granulation tissue: including more capillaries, fibroblasts, neutrophils, lymphocytes, plasma cells and histiocytes. After the operation, the interval is short, the blood vessels are more, the neutrophils are more, and the postoperative interval When the time is long, the capillaries decrease and the blood vessel wall thickens, and the fibroblasts, lymphocytes and tissue cells gradually increase.

Vaginal wall polyps prevention

Pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva in daily life to prevent vaginal inflammation and cervical erosion. At the same time, we must pay attention to sexual hygiene. To be diligently exposed to bedding, it is advisable to wear cotton underwear and wash it frequently. Regular womens disease screening is also very important.

Regular examination after hysterectomy, early diagnosis, early treatment, good follow-up, prevention of cancer.

Vaginal wall polyp complications Complications vaginitis

Concomitant infection after contact bleeding.

Vaginal wall polyps symptoms Common symptoms Polyps vaginal mucosa swells the vagina for a small amount of bleeding

Most of the vaginal wall polyps are asymptomatic, and there may be a small amount of bleeding or contact bleeding in the vagina. Many of them are found in the post-operative follow-up examination. The sutures on the top of the vagina are often large in size and red, which can cause a small amount of bleeding.

Examination of vaginal wall polyps

Blood routine examination, secretion examination. Histopathological examination.

Diagnostic identification of vaginal wall polyps

diagnosis

According to the history of uterine surgery, clinical manifestations, gynecological examination and histopathological examination are easier to diagnose.

Differential diagnosis

1. Identification of vaginal wall polyps and vaginal cancer.

2. Vaginal sag.

3. Fallopian tube prolapse and fallopian tube prolapse after surgery can be a complication after transvaginal hysterectomy, but it is rare after abdominal hysterectomy. Touching the prolapsed fallopian tube can cause severe pain and radiate to the patient's waist. This will not happen in granulation tissue, and the examination will help to further diagnose.

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