Cervical polyp surgery generally prohibit coitus at least 1 month. Because the repair time after cervical polyp surgery is also relatively long, the repair if sex stimulates the scab to fall off, there may be a lot of bleeding, and may affect the healing of the surgical incision caused by infection. Therefore, after cervical polyp surgery should be prohibited coitus for at least 1 month. After surgery, pay attention to rest, do not do strenuous activities, especially do not do cycling. Pay attention to reasonable diet, do not eat stimulating food and too greasy, sugary food, to light diet. You also need to pay attention to the vaginal bleeding after the surgery, usually there will be a small amount of bleeding for 2-3 days after the surgery. If the amount of bleeding increases and exceeds the usual amount of menstruation, you should consult a doctor in time.