Cervical polyp is a manifestation of chronic inflammation, which is more common in married women. Due to the chronic stimulation of inflammation, the local mucosa of the cervix proliferates, and the proliferated mucosa gradually protrudes from the base to the ectocervix, forming polyps. Cervical polyps are ignored in 1/3 of women because of the absence of obvious symptoms. The most common clinical symptoms of cervical polyps include: 1. bleeding. The most common clinical symptoms of cervical polyp include: 1, bleeding. It can be manifested as a small amount of spotting bleeding, bright red, or bleeding during intercourse, a few people bleeding can be similar to menstruation, manifested as abnormal menstruation, or bleeding after menopause; 2, abnormal leucorrhea. Some patients can show yellowing, ectopic, blood in the leucorrhea, etc.; 3, some women polyps are too large, can be directly out of the external vaginal opening, they can touch the obvious foreign body and visit the doctor. Cervical polyps, if not treated in a timely manner, not only bleeding during intercourse, abnormal menstruation, etc., but also affect the passage of sperm through the cervix, affecting sperm activity, resulting in infertility, and can even cause cancer. The treatment of cervical polyps is based on surgery, prevention as the main measure to prevent recurrence, drug-assisted treatment. Generally, for smaller cervical polyps can be removed in the outpatient clinic, a little pressure to stop the bleeding or fill the gauze 12 hours after self-taking, because the cervical nerve is less, there is no obvious feeling. For larger polyps with wider and deeper tips, cautery can be used to stop the bleeding after removal. For multiple cervical polyps, cervical curettage is performed with the aim of complete removal. Regardless of how the cervical polyps are removed, they should be routinely sent for pathological examination to avoid cancerous changes. After the removal of cervical polyps, pay attention to keep personal cleanliness, active treatment of cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological inflammation, good contraceptive measures, avoid repeated abortions, regular gynecological examination is also very important.