Is surgery for cervical polyps painful

Cervical polyps surgery is usually not painful, but the specific feelings vary from person to person.

For most patients with cervical polyps, local anesthesia or intraspinal anesthesia is used during surgery to numb the surgical area and reduce pain. In addition, the operation time is usually short, usually between 10-30 minutes, and the patient can relax during the operation and cooperate with the doctor.

However, for some patients who are more sensitive to pain, or patients with large and deep cervical polyps, they may feel some degree of pain during the operation. In this case, the doctor may give analgesic drugs according to the patient's condition to relieve pain.