Polyps are black

Polyps can grow anywhere inside the human body. Once polyps grow, severe cases may cause lesions in the area where the polyps grow. What I’m going to introduce to you today are the polyps that grow on the cervix. Cervical polyps are divided into benign and non-benign. Benign polyps do not cause lesions and will not affect the body’s functions. On the contrary, if the polyp is diseased, it needs timely treatment to prevent it from becoming cancerous. A detailed introduction to why polyps are black.

Cervical polyps are generally caused by chronic inflammatory stimulation. They are benign lesions that grow slowly. Normally, they should be light red. If they are black, it may be related to local congestion.

1. Patients with cervical polyps generally have red, relatively soft polyp-like objects at the cervical opening. If there is black or purple-black symptoms at the front end, further examination and treatment should be carried out to avoid cancer in patients and affect their health.

2. If some women develop cervical polyps, the front end of the polyp may also appear purple-black. This phenomenon is generally caused by necrosis in the muscle. Therefore, patients should not worry too much. They should treat the disease symptomatically or choose surgical treatment.

3. If a patient with cervical polyps has developed black color a while ago, it may be due to local blood congestion. The polyps may appear purple-black when observed with the naked eye. Since the connective tissue of cervical polyps is relatively narrow, it may also cause long-term insufficient blood supply, causing the patient to experience symptoms caused by muscle tissue necrosis.

Note:

Cervical polyps have a great impact on human health, and should be checked and treated in time. If the front segment appears purple and black, don't worry too much. It is best to go to a regular hospital for a physical examination to prevent other complications.