Patient's question:
Because about a week to the middle of the month after menstruation, there will be brown blood and blood clots. It has been half a year, and checking at the hospital revealed uterine polyps, which are small.Doctor's answer:
Endometrial polyps are formed due to excessive proliferation of the endometrium and can occur at any age. They are a very common type of localized endometrial tumor, projecting into the uterine cavity, smooth, and with a meat-like consistency. The stalks vary in length; longer stalks can protrude outside the cervix, while some have shorter stalks. Smaller polyps generally do not cause clinical symptoms. Some polyps that protrude outside the cervix may be discovered during post-coital bleeding. For polyps with longer stalks, laser surgery can be performed under hysteroscopic visualization, and smaller polyps found simultaneously can be treated accordingly.