Endometrial polyps turn into cancer in 5 years

Endometrial polyps can cause irregular vaginal bleeding and infertility, and have a great impact on women's physical health. This common gynecological disease is related to endocrine disorders and is also a benign lesion. The incidence of cancer is relatively low, but it cannot be ruled out that a small number of endometrial polyps will develop into endometrial cancer. Therefore, when endometrial polyps are found in the body, it is best to treat them in time.

After many women suffer from endometrial polyps, the pain is relatively severe and the gynecological inflammation is more obvious than before. At this time, many women will worry about whether it will turn into cancer. If it is not treated well, it is very likely to turn into cancer.

Endometrial polyps are mainly small lumps that grow inside the uterus. They are mainly distributed under the endometrium. There are often some small pedunculated myomas. During the course of the disease, there will be more obvious lesions in the endometrium. The lesions will be repaired and then increase. The number of lesions is also closely related to the gynecological inflammation that the patient suffers from. There will definitely be more serious endocrine disorders, which will lead to excessive hormones. At this time, there will be more and more endometrial polyps. If they are not treated well, there is a high possibility of lesions.

1. Endometrial polyps are a type of benign tumor. During the development process, if the conditions are right, adenomatous hyperplasia will occur. At this time, there is a high possibility of cancer. Therefore, in daily life, you should control the hormone level in your body and don’t work too much. Overtime will lead to endometrial polyps and unlimited development. At this time, the surface of the endometrium will be highlighted, leading to the possibility of cancer.

2. Regarding the occurrence of cancer in endometrial polyps, it will gradually change with the physical condition. Many people have not noticed any changes in their endometrial polyps. If you do a B-ultrasound, you will find that the physiological state of endometrial polyps that develop into endometrial adenocarcinoma is different. And you can see that the morphology of the entire polyp, the cancer is mainly inside the polyp, and the polyp will gradually grow.

3. For endometrial polyps, a disease that is prone to disease, timely treatment is required in daily life. If the number of polyps is relatively large, it is recommended that patients should undergo surgery to remove some endometrial polyps before their physical condition changes significantly. This can minimize the occurrence of lesions and will not cause cancer.

Many women suffer from uterine problems, mainly because the hormones in the body are too abundant, which causes some normal secretions in the body to be affected. At this time, technical treatment must be carried out as soon as possible, which will also help to restore the health of the whole body. It should be noted that personal hygiene must be ensured in daily life to reduce the continuous growth of bacteria.