Is surgery necessary for endometrial polyps?

Uterine intrauterine polyps are a very common gynecological disease. It is mainly caused by excessive proliferation of the uterine wall. It has a great impact on women and can easily cause symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding. Now it may also cause infertility. Therefore, we must attach great importance to this type of disease. After discovering that they have uterine polyps, patients should choose an appropriate treatment plan as soon as possible to control the development of the disease.

So is it necessary to do hysteroscopy for uterine polyps?

For patients with uterine polyps whose condition is not very serious and who have no obvious symptoms, we can observe and follow up first, so there is no need for surgical treatment, and only daily care is needed. For patients whose condition is severe and has caused obvious symptoms, we can choose hysteroscopic electroresection for treatment, which can remove the cyst tissue and thus control the condition. Hysteroscopic laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that causes very little trauma to the human body and has a very good therapeutic effect. Therefore, it is widely used in clinical medicine and is warmly welcomed by everyone. For patients with very serious conditions and over 40 years old, we can choose radical surgery, which can allow the body to recover as soon as possible.

The adverse effects of diseases such as uterine polyps are very large, and there is a certain possibility of causing lesions, so patients must not delay the condition. After surgery, patients should not take chances, but should take appropriate nursing measures, pay more attention to rest, and supplement nutrition in a balanced way to allow the body to recover as soon as possible. Because this type of disease is prone to recurrence, patients should return for a follow-up visit every three months after surgery to minimize the occurrence of unexpected conditions. For patients who want to have children, it is best to undergo relevant examinations before preparing for pregnancy to ensure that the body is in a suitable state for pregnancy to minimize the occurrence of accidents.

In short, there are many treatments for uterine intrauterine polyps. In addition to hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, traditional surgery and radical surgery can also be chosen. Therefore, we must choose the appropriate plan according to the specific situation during treatment, so as to achieve the best effect. In addition, patients should also pay attention to daily care so that the body can recover as soon as possible.