Patient's question:
Polyp 0.3cm in the stomach, removed via endoscopy under the 12th! Unable to perform pathology, unsure if it's benign or malignant! Can I eat normally now?Doctor's answer:
Looking at the condition you purchased, based on your description, polyps in the stomach are generally more benign. A polyp of 0.3 cm in size should pose no problem at all. I don't know why the pathology couldn't be done—is it because it's too small? However, such a small polyp is completely no cause for concern. You can start eating as soon as you like, and such polyps can be removed without needing to worry about bowel movements at the time. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with gastric polyps should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in their daily lives. Sufficient deep sleep will help you recover from this condition more quickly. I hope the above answers can assist you. Thank you!