Do endometrial polyps require surgery?

Is it necessary to undergo surgery for uterine intrauterine polyps? Uterine intrauterine polyps are a common gynecological disease caused by excessive proliferation of the uterine wall. They are manifested as a single or multiple smooth lumps protruding from the uterine body, with pedicles of varying lengths. It can cause irregular vaginal bleeding and infertility. So how should uterine polyps be treated? Is surgery necessary for uterine polyps?

Is surgery necessary for uterine polyps?

Depending on the situation, not all uterine polyps require surgery, because most uterine wall polyps have benign symptoms and will not cause too serious discomfort symptoms. Even some smaller polyps will disappear on their own over time. Most of the polyps that require surgery are larger and not easy to heal on their own.

People who need surgery

1. The diameter is more than 2 cm and the patient wants to get pregnant.

2. People with obesity, hypertension, diabetes, or a family history of endometrial cancer.

3. Ultrasound shows that the blood supply of polyps is rich and abundant

4. Those who are diagnosed after menopause and have not undergone pathological examination in the past. 5. Those who are over 35 years old and have long-term menstrual disorders.

How to treat uterine polyps

1. Conservative treatment is for small, asymptomatic polyps, and no intervention is required temporarily. Some polyps can disappear spontaneously, and medication is not strongly recommended to treat polyps.

2. For patients with obvious clinical manifestations after hysteroscopic electroresection, patients with uterine cavity polyps found by B-ultrasound, or patients with uterine cavity polyps that cannot be completely eliminated and have the possibility of malignancy, surgical treatment is recommended. In addition, patients with fertility requirements who are found to have the possibility of uterine cavity polyps are also recommended to try for pregnancy after surgery.

3. Radical surgical treatment For patients over 40 years old, if bleeding symptoms are significant, the above treatment cannot eliminate or recurs frequently, total hysterectomy can be considered.

How to prevent uterine polyps

1. Go to the abortion hospital for regular check-ups. It is emphasized here that when vulvar itching, increased vaginal fog, or after some gynecological invasive surgeries, regular check-ups are necessary to avoid delays in treatment and avoid risks.

2. When women find gynecological inflammation, they should not choose to do nothing, but should actively check and treat it. If this symptom is found, surgical removal must be performed as soon as possible.

3. Regularly participate in physical activities to improve your physical fitness and enhance your body's immunity.

4. Pay attention to hygiene, including hygiene during menstruation. Keep your private parts clean at ordinary times and wear more cotton underwear with good breathability.

5. Maintain a happy mood and a positive outlook on life, and adjust your negative emotions in a timely manner.