Female urethral polyp surgery

Urethral polyps are a type of urethral opening disease. Once this condition occurs, urethral polyp surgery should be performed. This kind of situation usually occurs in female friends. So, what are the surgical methods for female urethral polyps? What are the causes of female urethral polyps? Which departments should women go to for urethral polyps? Next, the editor will explain it in detail for everyone.

What are the surgical methods for female urethral polyps?

Urethral polyps are relatively rare in young women. They are mostly caused by endocrine imbalance and frequent inflammatory impulses, which lead to some proliferative changes. Generally, they are not easy to find. When the polyps are large and infected, abnormal symptoms such as abnormal urine detection may occur. The general surgical treatment for urethral polyps is high-frequency electrocoagulation. This type of surgical treatment is less traumatic and less expensive, and is the treatment method of choice in clinical medicine. After polypectomy, great attention should be paid to perineum cleanliness to prevent infection.

Women's urethral polyps grow at the external opening of the urethra. They are mainly dark red neoplastic organisms. They usually cause patients to experience frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and even painful urination. They may also cause contact bleeding. When patients have such symptoms, they need to go to the hospital for corresponding examinations in time. The color of urethral polyps is significantly different from that of the surrounding urethral mucosa. Generally, they can be diagnosed based on their appearance. When urethral polyps are diagnosed, surgical treatment is chosen immediately. First, local anesthesia is required, and then the polyps are laser cut out using an electric knife or a sharp blade. Finally, absorbable sutures are used for sutures and complete blood circulation. It is recommended to maintain catheterization after the operation.

What is the cause of urethral polyps in women?

It is generally believed that the onset of female urethral polyps is due to a severe decrease in estrogen, while young women develop urethral polyps mostly because of some gynecological diseases, or do not pay attention to hygiene, so that the urethra is often contaminated with secretions, menstruation, etc., over time, resulting in repeated inflammation, thus causing urethral polyps.

What are the symptoms of female urethral polyps

Women with urethral polyps will not only find polyps and lumps, but also have local pain and bleeding, as well as burning pain during urination. Therefore, the symptoms of urethral polyps are still relatively prominent. If this happens, go to the hospital immediately.