If the polyp is small, the tip is in the cervical canal, a small amount of recurrent bleeding, no infection, no obvious effect on the fetus, can be observed, do not deal with, avoid intercourse, because after intercourse can make the polyp bleeding aggravated. If the polyp is long and thin, the tip is in the cervical canal, repeated bleeding, the root can be removed with hemostatic forceps and pressure to stop the bleeding, and there is no obvious effect on the fetus. If the cervical polyp is large, repeatedly bleeding, large amount, thick, not easily exposed in the cervical canal, the surgical silk can be ligated at the ectocervix, ligated and then removed, and the tip will be dealt with after delivery. The operation should be performed gently to avoid inducing preterm labor due to removal of polyps.