Patient's question:
Hello, I want to understand some questions about multiple endometrial polyps. The first time I had polyps was during pregnancy, in the vagina, and they naturally disappeared after giving birth. Later, I developed multiple endometrial polyps. Do these symptoms together indicate that something is wrong with my body? Could they potentially become cancerous?Doctor's answer:
If you carefully check the ultrasound findings indicating endometrial thickening and uneven echoes, it is commonly associated with a high possibility of endometrial polyps. Further diagnostic procedures such as dilation and curettage (D&C) or hysteroscopy may be necessary to obtain endometrial tissue for biopsy to determine the specific nature. Endometrial polyps are relatively easy to develop, and they are usually benign, but the risk of malignancy cannot be ruled out. Regular check-ups are essential. Pay attention to hygiene and diet as much as possible.