Can uterine polyps fall off on their own?

Uterine polyps are excess granulomas that grow on the wall of the uterus. They are not tumors, but as they grow, they can also change the hormone levels in women's bodies, causing endocrine disorders, irregular bleeding, abnormal leucorrhea, and even infertility. It is recommended that women over 35 years old have a gynecological examination every year to achieve early detection and early treatment. Some people believe that uterine polyps can fall off on their own without surgery. Is this true?

1. In a broad sense, uterine polyps refer to the growth of tumors on the uterine wall. The process of polyp growth will directly cause obvious abnormalities in the internal state of the uterus. Therefore, when facing the process of uterine polyps, patients must receive timely treatment and corresponding care to ensure that the condition does not worsen and induce greater physical discomfort.

2. The presence of uterine polyps can cause abnormal leucorrhea, uterine bleeding, infertility or miscarriage and other related symptoms. Moreover, if the polyps are not removed surgically, the polyps will gradually grow too severely and cause further damage to the female uterus. In the case of uterine polyps, since uterine polyps cannot fall off on their own, patients must undergo timely surgery to effectively resolve the growth of polyps and repair the condition of the inside of the uterus to avoid damage to the body.

3. Uterine polyps are tumors that are directly attached to the uterine wall, and the tumors are relatively stable during the attachment process. Therefore, when uterine polyps are formed and growing, they must be removed surgically to solve the problem. It is important to know that uterine polyps will not fall off on their own. Therefore, if you want to effectively prevent the polyps from growing too obviously or getting worse, you must promptly conduct a comprehensive examination to identify the growth of the polyps, and then perform laparoscopic resection to treat the polyps accordingly to achieve the goal of cure.