In the case of cervical polyps, it is advisable to wait for half a month after surgery before considering vaginal inserts. In the case of endometrial polyps, it is recommended to wait one month before vaginal insertion. No matter which kind of surgery, it is recommended to keep the vulva clean after the surgery and send the removed polyps to the pathology laboratory, and the clinical diagnosis will be based on the pathology. Since polyps are recurrent, it is recommended to have regular checkups, preferably annually, to find out if there is any inflammation or gynecological tumors, and then decide whether intervention is needed based on the results. In addition, it is also recommended that women undergo cervical cancer screening once a year to find out whether there are lesions on the cervical epithelium, and then give timely treatment to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer if abnormalities are found.