Cervical polyps during pregnancy present significant risks to the health of both the mother and the baby. Therefore, pregnant women should have regular check-ups to detect and treat the condition early.

Cervical polyps are formed due to chronic inflammation of the cervix and are commonly observed in women aged 30–50. These are small tumors that may originate from the cervix or uterine cavity. When polyps are present, a woman's fertility can be significantly reduced.

Normally, menstruation will return to normal after 4 weeks after abortion, however, after abortion, many women experience menstrual disorders, which can affect their health and future fertility.