Uterine polyps are a more common gynecological disease that can be detected by means of ultrasonography, hysteroscopy, gynecological examination, hysterosalpingography, histopathological examination, etc.: 1. Ultrasonography: It is the primary auxiliary diagnostic method that can clarify the size, location and number of polyps. Note that it is usually performed within 1 week after menstrual cleansing; 2. Hysteroscopy: It is generally considered to be the gold standard for checking uterine polyps. It allows visualization of the uterine cavity and allows biopsy of the suspected lesion site. Note that it is usually performed within 3-7 days after menstruation; 3. Gynecological examination: polyps that have prolapsed out of the cervical opening can be detected, but it is usually still necessary to combine with other examination methods to determine the diagnosis; 4. Hysterosalpingography: Hysterosalpingography is mainly used to check whether the fallopian tubes are blocked, but it can also detect uterine polyps. Note that it is usually performed within 1 week after menstruation; 5. Histopathological examination: The doctor will determine whether to perform histopathological examination according to the situation. This test can help to clarify the nature of polyps and understand the benignity and malignancy of polyps. After the diagnosis of uterine polyps do not need to worry too much, actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, develop good diet and living habits, most patients can be cured and have a good prognosis, rarely recurrence.