Women with uterine polyps may experience:
If you face any of these symptoms, consult your gynecologist for evaluation and management.
Diagnosis: Polyps are usually diagnosed through pelvic ultrasound, hysterosonography, or diagnostic hysteroscopy.
Preparation: The procedure is generally performed as a day care surgery under local or general anaesthesia.
Procedure:
A hysteroscope is gently inserted through the vagina and cervix into the uterus.
The surgeon visualizes the uterine cavity on a screen.
Special instruments are passed through the hysteroscope to cut and remove the polyp.
The removed tissue is sent for histopathology to rule out cancerous changes.
Post-procedure care: Patients can usually go home the same day and resume normal activities within 24-48 hours with minimal discomfort.
While uterine polyps cannot always be prevented, the following may reduce risk:
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