Will uterine polyps cause stomach pain?

Uterine polyps are a very common gynecological disease in our lives. This gynecological disease mostly occurs in women who often have abortions, because abortion itself will cause certain harm to women's bodies, and too many abortions will cause a burden on the uterus, which will affect women's health and cause uterine polyps. So, will uterine polyps cause stomach pain?

As we all know, no matter what disease you suffer from, if it is not treated in time, it will cause certain harm to the patient's body. Our body will be easily attacked by various diseases, which will make our life lose its safety. Recently, many female friends have suffered from uterine polyps. The clinical symptoms of this disease are also very complicated. Patients will experience various physical discomforts after becoming ill. So will uterine polyps cause abdominal pain?

1. Abdominal pain. Uterine polyps are one of the most common gynecological diseases in clinical practice. Many female friends are infected with this disease for some reason. A large number of clinical studies have shown that the clinical symptoms of this disease are very complicated. Many patients experience abdominal pain after suffering from uterine polyps. The reason for this situation is considered to be abdominal pain caused by endometritis, especially after catching a cold or eating raw, spicy and irritating foods, the symptoms will be more obvious.

2. Cause complications. Cervical polyps can cause endocrine disorders in women. We all know that uterine polyps are caused by long-term stimulation of inflammation. The polyps will become larger and larger due to long-term stimulation of inflammation, causing patients to develop gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis or vaginitis.

3. Chance of malignant transformation. If uterine polyps are not treated or are not treated in a timely manner, they will gradually grow larger. When they grow to a certain size, they will block the cervical opening, causing infertility in patients. Especially after sexual intercourse, there will also be symptoms such as bleeding during intercourse or bloody leucorrhea. More importantly, cervical polyps may become cancerous. Although the chance is not very high, patients should not take it lightly.

Through the above introduction to uterine polyps, everyone should also know the severity of the disease. We should make all preparations for treating the disease in time when the disease comes. We should also learn more about the disease and take some preventive measures in advance. This can avoid and reduce the occurrence of the disease. Once the disease is discovered, we must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and don't delay.