What is uterine neoplasm?

If there is taxation in the female uterine cavity, it is generally caused by uterine polyps. The causes of uterine polyps are mostly related to frequent abortions and induced labor. Moreover, most women with uterine polyps often feel abdominal pain, especially during the menstrual period. The feeling of abdominal pain will be stronger than before. So what does uterine polyps mean?

There are growths in the uterine cavity. In this case, it is considered that the polyps in the uterine cavity are caused by some chronic inflammation in the uterine cavity. But it could also be uterine fibroids. If bleeding occurs at this time, it may be irregular bleeding caused by uterine neoplasms. The presence of uterine neoplasms may also cause infertility or abdominal pain in the patient, and there is even a chance of malignant transformation.

The growths in the uterine cavity may be uterine polyps or uterine fibroids caused by inflammation. In this case, they may be accompanied by symptoms of vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain, and even severe patients may become malignant. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time, and surgical removal if necessary.

What is uterine neoplasm?

Uterine cavity growths may generally be polyps, cysts, or tumors. The specific type can be basically determined under hysteroscopy. If it is a polyp, it is red and soft in texture. If it is a cyst, it is a vesicle-like, obviously protruding, relatively round, and like a bag of water inside. The probability of a cyst is relatively not very high. Another possibility is a myoma. If the myoma is hard, round and whitish.

In the end, what exactly is this thing and it needs to be removed environmentally friendly by electroresection under hysteroscopy. No matter whether it is a polyp or a myoma, it will affect menstruation and cause abnormal bleeding and increase the area of ​​the membrane, both of which require surgical treatment. After it is removed, if the pathology is a complex polyp or smooth muscle, these are benign and do not require special treatment. However, there is a situation where it may degenerate, that is, the polyp may become malignant, or there is a type of myoma called sarcoma, which may also become malignant, but the probability is very low. Generally, malignant tumors may require additional surgery.