Endometrial polypoid lesions

Uterine intrauterine polyps are a common gynecological disease. There are many causes of uterine intrauterine polyps, which are generally caused by some gynecological inflammations. Therefore, we must pay attention to it. Once uterine intrauterine polyps occur, they will cause harm to the health of our patients. Everyone must clearly understand the symptoms of uterine wall polyps in order to detect uterine intrauterine polyps as soon as possible and carry out targeted treatment. Otherwise, if the symptoms are not discovered in time, the treatment of uterine polyps will be delayed, causing unnecessary inconvenience. So, what are the symptoms of uterine polyposis? Let's have a brief understanding and knowledge of this issue below.

The harm caused by serious development of uterine polyps is very great. First of all, patients with uterine polyps will suffer from infertility, and the incidence of infertility is very high. About half of the patients with uterine polyps will suffer from infertility, and patients between the ages of 30 and 40 will also suffer from endometriosis.

Secondly, uterine polyps will cause symptoms of dysmenorrhea, and even many patients need to take medication to relieve dysmenorrhea during menstruation. Generally, dysmenorrhea will worsen with the menstrual cycle, and the painful symptoms will subside when the menstrual period subsides. In addition, the patient will continue to experience irregular menstruation, the general menstrual cycle will gradually decrease, the amount of menstruation and the duration of menstruation will increase, and other manifestations of ovarian dysfunction.

Finally, patients with uterine polyps will also experience regular duodenal irritation symptoms, such as protrusion of the anus, duodenum, and genitals, especially pain when falling, and the frequency of defecation will also increase.

The above is our detailed explanation of the symptoms of uterine polyps. The female body is very sensitive, so if a female friend feels unwell, she should pay attention and actively observe changes in her body. If you find symptoms similar to uterine polyps, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.