How big should endometrial polyps be removed?

Everyone should know that the reproductive organ is a very important position for female friends, so everyone must pay attention to their uterine health in daily life. If the uterus is found to be inflamed, it is necessary to receive treatment in time. Some patients are infected with uterine inflammation and do not receive treatment, which eventually leads to the formation of uterine polyps. Uterine polyps can easily affect the patient's life and work, so everyone must treat the disease in time. So how many endometrial polyps must be removed?

Endometrial polyps are a common disease. Some women do not experience obvious symptoms after being infected with the disease, and the size of the polyps is not very large, so they tend to ignore the disease and do not go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, which can easily lead to more serious symptoms and symptoms. Some female friends' uterus has polyp enlargement due to inflammation. At the beginning, the patient's polyp size is very small. If the patient is not treated in time, it is easy to cause the polyps to grow.

In the early stage, the diameter of uterine polyps can only be a few tenths of a millimeter, but if inflammation irritates the uterine polyps for a long time, it is easy to cause the polyps to slowly grow. Once the diameter of the polyps reaches 3 centimeters, surgical treatment is required. The clinical treatment of this disease is mainly based on hysteroscopy. This treatment method can not only effectively treat uterine polyps, but also has very little impact and damage to the patient's cervix. Therefore, patients can rest assured for treatment. In addition, patients also need to take some cephalosporin antibiotics after the resection surgery to prevent infection.

Can endometrial polyps be 3 centimeters large? How many polyps need surgical removal? Many female friends have such doubts. In fact, under normal circumstances, the patient's polyps are not very large, but if the inflammation irritates the cervix for a long time, it is easy to cause the polyps to slowly grow. Large polyps require timely treatment of the patient. The patient can remove the polyps through surgery, and reasonable nursing measures must be taken after the surgery.