What causes uterine polyps?

The causes of uterine polyps are very complex. The most important cause of this disease is endocrine imbalance. Excessive estrogen levels stimulate the uterine wall of women, which leads to the formation of uterine polyps. The stimulation of inflammation will cause hyperplasia in the uterine cavity, causing the mucosa to protrude outside the cervical os and form cysts.

In addition to the reasons introduced above, factors such as endometrial hyperplasia, obesity, diabetes, and hypertension are also closely related to the formation of uterine polyps. The clinical symptoms of uterine polyps are also quite rich. Single women with uterine polyps will experience lump slippage.

Patients with uterine polyps will experience symptoms such as bloody vaginal discharge, increased female secretions, and lower abdominal pain after the onset of the disease. This condition will become more serious after sexual intercourse. The most dangerous thing about uterine polyps is the possibility of infertility and miscarriage. After understanding the causes and symptoms of uterine polyps, a thorough physical examination should be carried out. Common methods for examining the disease include ultrasound imaging examination, pathological examination, hysteroscopy and laboratory examination. Diagnosing uterine polyps requires careful communication with the patient, and it is also necessary to distinguish it from other symptoms occurring in the uterus.

Once uterine polyps are diagnosed, appropriate treatment is needed. The treatment of this disease should start from its cause and symptoms. The disease is mainly treated with surgical removal. The method of surgical treatment should be selected according to the patient's symptoms, cause of the disease, whether there are fertility requirements, the growth rate of the cyst, and the characteristics of the cyst. Anti-infection treatment is needed after surgery. Patients with uterine polyps should avoid unclean sexual activities during the treatment period and do not share personal items with others. In terms of diet, you should eat more light dishes, less spicy and greasy foods, drink plenty of water, don't smoke and drink, and learn more about medical knowledge. You can do some outdoor exercise and breathe more fresh air to help the patient recover as soon as possible.