Patient's question:
Appetite is large, deep sleep quality is not good, bowel movements twice a day, urine is yellow. Weight fluctuation is large, currently 152 pounds. The cause of the illness: training nature leads to high mental stress, not in a good mood. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Ultrasound examination, endometrial thickness is 1.2 cm. Without surgery, how about conservative treatment?Doctor's answer:
Uterine polyps refer to growths that are attached to the uterine wall via a thin stalk. They include polypoid fibroids formed by submucosal fibroids with a stalk extending into the uterine cavity, endometrial polyps, adenomyoma-like polyps, malignant polyps, and others. Since malignant polyps are relatively rare, people often mistakenly assume that polyps are always benign inflammatory conditions, which should be noted.The treatment for endometrial polyps typically involves to remove the polyps and medication. Follow-up check-ups should be scheduled periodically after surgery to prevent recurrence. If there is excessive bleeding, poor response to medication, or repeated episodes, a total hysterectomy may be considered.
Lifestyle care: Regularly visit the hospital for follow-up examinations and pay attention to hygiene.