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| Name | Cervical polyp |
| Description | Cervical polyps are benign neoplasms formed from the epithelium of the cervix and growing in its lumen. The causes of these mushroom growths are still not clear, but it is believed that the possible triggering mechanism is hormonal failure, immune disorders, age-related changes in the body of a woman, psycho-emotional factors, stress. Symptoms of cervical polyps, usually absent, with the attachment of secondary changes, the emergence of traumatic pain, serous discharge, bleeding after sexual intercourse. With polyps of the cervix, treatment is to remove them. Among all benign pathological changes on the cervix, such as genital warts, erosion, papilloma, pseuderosion, leukoplakia, erythroplasty - about 25% belongs to polyps |
| Chapter | Are common |
| Author | Dr. R.Rife |
| Frequencies, Hz | 277, 288, 687, 744, 867 |
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| Listen | You can listen to this program in the bioresonance frequency synthesizer |
| Statistics | 142 unique program auditions per year |
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