What is the chance of long standing cervical polyp turning to cervical cancer?

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Based on the symptoms you mentioned, it definitely implies that you need to go check with your gynecologist for an examination to see and rule out any cancerous changes or for any presence of polyps. Without examining it is difficult to say. The color and odor of the discharge indicate the presence of infection in that pathology. Why am I suspecting cancerous or precancerous changes is because you have been tested for HPV two years back which was positive. HPV (human papillomavirus) is the causative virus or the infective agent that develops changes in the cervix which over many years (mostly 5-10 years but not strictly) turn into cervical cancer. It would have been very helpful if you had provided the biopsy reports and discharge summary details of the hysteroscopy done and any pap or colposcopy reports if you have done in the past for a better understanding so that I could guide you better.

I am prescribing you the medication to take care of the infection but you need to visit your gynecologist for evaluation at the earliest for early intervention. Get MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) abdomen and pelvis if required, ultrasound whole abdomen and pelvis. Cervical examination must be done followed by pap smear and colposcopy or biopsy according to the findings, blood investigations and chest x-ray. You can take tablet Ofloxacin plus Ornidazole twice daily for five days after food. Please follow up with a gynecologist for checkup, necessary evaluation and management.