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Approach to cervical polyps in primary care.

Can Fam Physician

January 2025

Family medicine and emergency medicine physician practising in the South Shore region of Nova Scotia.

Objective: To provide primary care providers (PCPs) with an approach for diagnosing and managing endocervical polyps, detailing a procedural technique for cervical polypectomy and outlining key information on when to refer to a gynecologist.

Sources Of Information: This review and approach are based on the second author's clinical practice and available literature from 1994 to 2023.

Main Message: Cervical polyps are commonly asymptomatic and benign, but can cause intermenstrual and postcoital bleeding.

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