Misdiagnosis of uterine blood clots and polyps

In our lives, many people may suffer from uterine polyps. They will feel uterine pain during menstruation. However, some hospitals will mistakenly judge polyps as blood clots when doing B-ultrasound for patients, which will delay the best treatment time for patients. For patients, it will cause great losses. So what is the difference between uterine blood clots and polyps?

Is it normal to have blood clots in uterine polyps?

First: The appearance of endometrial polyps can cause female infertility, so the treatment of endometrial polyps is very important. The method to be used depends on the size, location, shape of the endometrial polyp and the age of the patient. If the symptoms are mild, the doctor will recommend conservative treatment, using Chinese medicine for internal use to achieve the purpose of removing blood stasis and swelling, warming the uterus and regulating menstruation, and replenishing qi and blood.

Is it normal to have blood clots in uterine polyps?

Second: In order to detect and treat it early, it is very necessary for us to understand the symptoms of endometrial polyps. Symptoms include: increased leucorrhea, female infertility, dysmenorrhea, postmenopausal bleeding, irregular vaginal bleeding or increased menstrual flow. Female friends, your body is your own, so when you are not working or doing housework, don’t ignore the subtle changes in your body.

Is it normal to have blood clots in uterine polyps?

Third: If you find symptoms of cervical polyps, don’t panic. You should seek medical attention in time, find out the cause, and receive symptomatic treatment. For patients with severe conditions, your doctor may recommend surgery. The two most common surgical treatments are: one is curettage and dilation and the other is laser treatment, but the recurrence rate of polyps is high after surgery.

Is it normal to have blood clots in uterine polyps?

Precautions

Keep exercising to strengthen your physical fitness and improve your immunity. At the same time, maintain an optimistic mood, pay attention to adjusting your personal mentality, and pay attention to personal hygiene, especially menstrual hygiene, keep the vulva clean, and wear loose cotton underwear with good breathability.

Menstrual blood is primarily composed of blood and also includes fragments of endometrial tissue. We believe that only primates have menstruation. Other animals have it called estrus cycle. Menstruation is regulated by the hormonal system. The first menstruation is called menarche, which is a sign of puberty. The cessation of menstruation in women is menopause, also known as menopause. Menstruation is caused by the shedding of the uterine lining, which is often painful and contains blood clots. The uterine lining mixes with the blood. Larger blood clots indicate heavy menstrual flow. If the menstrual blood clots are too large, it is considered to be caused by blood stasis. The length of the menstrual cycle is related to the length of the ovarian cycle.

Endometrial polyps are also a possibility. They are caused by the proliferation of the endometrium and appear as smooth tumors. They can cause bleeding and infertility. The cause is unknown, and diagnosis is the main method. Intrauterine sonosonography can be used for examination. Hysteroscopy is the gold standard for diagnosis. Microscopic polypectomy is the key, but polyps are prone to malignant transformation and recurrence.

Through the above content, we have introduced how polyps are discharged during menstruation. I believe everyone should now understand how polyps are discharged during menstruation. However, specific problems also require specific analysis. Therefore, when irregular menstruation occurs, you must go to a professional gynecological hospital for examination and treatment to find a solution. At the same time, you should also pay attention to developing good work and rest habits in your life, not smoking or drinking, and maintaining an optimistic and stable mood.