What should I do if there is heavy bleeding after cervical polyp surgery?

After cervical polyp surgery, if heavy bleeding occurs, timely measures should be taken. The patient may try bed rest, reduce physical activity, and avoid strenuous exercise to help alleviate bleeding symptoms. Hemostatic medications such as vitamin K or tranexamic acid can be considered to reduce blood loss. If the bleeding is severe, prompt medical attention is necessary; the doctor may perform physical hemostasis methods such as compression, gauze packing, or suturing to stop the bleeding. Personal hygiene should be maintained after surgery, with the external genital area kept clean and dry to prevent infection. During the postoperative recovery period, sexual intercourse should be avoided to prevent further irritation and bleeding at the surgical site. If the patient experiences significant bleeding accompanied by persistent abdominal pain, immediate medical evaluation is required, including blood tests such as a complete blood count. Treatment should then be tailored according to the test results.