Patient: In February 2013, I started with burning pain in the urethral orifice and painful urination, I took anti-inflammatory drugs and had a drip, but it did not work. It is present 24 hours a day, and it is not easy to urinate. I had a cystoscopy and it said chronic cystourethritis, small inflammatory villi-like polyps in the bladder neck, and fusion of the hymenium outside the urethra, and the urinalysis had red blood cells and no white blood cells. Some doctors say to operate, some say not to operate, surgery may not solve the symptoms of discomfort, how do I treat it? Do I need surgery because medication is not effective? Is surgery effective? I look forward to your reply! Zhu Shoulun, Department of Urology, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
The urology department of the Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhu Shulun.
1. the current urine is not suitable for hymen umbrella or urethral meatus related.
2. examination first understand estrogen decline, if the polyp is not large, it is recommended that the local use of estrogen ointment (Ovitin), if the polyp is larger, it is recommended that surgery.
3. Our department has good effect on the treatment of this disease.