Do I need surgery for polyps in my uterus?

Some women will find some small polyps in their uterus during gynecological examinations, which will make everyone very worried. They don’t know what the cause of this phenomenon is, nor do they know whether surgical treatment is needed to avoid more serious conditions. After we find that we have this situation, it is best to seek help from a gynecologist as soon as possible and choose the best treatment method under the doctor’s guidance to avoid more serious adverse effects.

The causes of many small polyps in the uterus are very complicated. It may be caused by endometrial hyperplasia or cysts in the uterus, and the possibility of malignant tumors cannot be ruled out. Regardless of the reason, they all cause damage to the uterus. Therefore, after discovering that they have this condition, patients should not delay the condition due to their own carelessness. They should undergo surgery in time to remove the cystic tissue and avoid further aggravation of the condition. After the operation, the patient should also send all the removed cyst tissue to the bottle for examination to determine the characteristics of the cyst as soon as possible, and then choose the appropriate plan for follow-up treatment.

If we find that the polyps in the uterus are healthy, there is no need to worry too much, because this will not cause too serious harm to health. After the operation, we just need to pay attention to the corresponding care measures and conduct regular follow-up visits. But if we find that these cysts are malignant, we must not take chances, because the possibility of recurrence is relatively high. Therefore, after surgery, we should also choose radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted drug therapy and other methods according to the stage of the disease to eliminate the residual tumor cells in the human body, so as to minimize the recurrence of the disease, so as to avoid the occurrence of unexpected situations.

In general, there are many reasons for the appearance of small polyps in the uterus, which may be caused by benign reasons or malignant reasons. In order to avoid delaying the disease, we should perform surgery as soon as possible after we find ourselves in this situation, and we should also actively conduct pathological examinations to determine the characteristics of the cyst and avoid unexpected situations.