Polypoid cervicitis in cystic fibrosis patients receiving oral contraceptives.

Three of the 4 women in a cystic fibrosis clinic who used 
a combined form of oral contraceptive developed acute polypoid cervicitis. In 
one woman, the polyp recurred on reinstitution of the medication. There 
was resolution of the polyp in each instance on discontinuation of 
the drugs. In 2 of the 3 affected women, there was 
coincidental deterioration of respiratory status. Therefore, it is suggested that cystic 
fibrosis patients who are using oral contraception be observed closely regarding 
pulmonary and gynecologic status. 