Endometrial polyps do not interfere with exercise. You can exercise vigorously, or hike, or do other exercises that will not have an effect on endometrial polyps. Some endometrial polyps will have corresponding symptoms, and some will only be detected during a physical examination. For endometrial polyps that are asymptomatic and relatively small, they can be reviewed regularly and treated conservatively. If the polyps are relatively large and have corresponding clinical symptoms, hysteroscopic surgery can be done for treatment, with proper rest after surgery and no exercise within half a month. In addition, after the surgery, it is important to keep the vulva locally clean to avoid symptoms such as lower abdominal pain due to the corresponding inflammatory reaction.