Cervical Polyps Health Feed

Indications:

Primary Infertility
Secondary Infertility
Investigating & treating a case of B.O.H.
Investigating & treating Abnormal bleeding P/V
Investigating & treating case of mass inside the uterine cavity
Diagnosis:

Confirmed by TVUSG as typical shadow towards endometrial linings. SOL/polyp can also be better visualized by Sono-salpingography by introducing 10-50 cc of normal saline with pediatric Foley s catheter inside uterine cavity during TVUSG to del...more

A polyp is a cauliflower-like growth on the skin or the mucosal surface. Colon is the medical term for the larger intestine and the rectum. A growth on the mucosal surface of this part of the intestine is known as a colon polyp. Although not visible, colon polyps are present with symptoms, which can lead to their diagnosis. The main cause for concern is that some colon polyps can turn into colorectal cancer, which is the third largest cancer in America.

Types: There are two main types o...more

Nose polyps are swellings on the fleshy part, that tends to develop in the lining of the nose and paranasal sinuses, which are the spaces filled by air and linked to the nasal cavity. These growths are non-cancerous in nature. Polyps can be of different sizes and could be either pink or yellowish-brown in colour with the shape of teardrops. Polyp may arise and grow in one or both the nostrils at the same time. They can grow in clusters.

Polyps which grow on to become large or those occu...more

Colon polyps are growths that are typically found in the large intestine. Although the causes behind the occurrence of colon polyps are not known, this condition is usually seen to affect adults.
These colon polyps might turn into colon cancer over a period of time; the development of cancer can happen over a number of years.
Colon polyps are usually symptomless; hence it becomes difficult to diagnose the condition. They are commonly found as additional results of screening tests for col...more

Nose polyps are swellings on the fleshy part, that tends to develop in the lining of the nose and paranasal sinuses, which are the spaces filled by air and linked to the nasal cavity. These growths are non-cancerous in nature. Polyps can be of different sizes and could be either pink or yellowish-brown in colour with the shape of teardrops. Polyp may arise and grow in one or both the nostrils at the same time. They can grow in clusters.

Polyps which grow on to become large or those occu...more

Nasal polyps-
Nasal polyps are soft, painless, noncancerous growths on the lining of your nasal passages or sinuses. They hang down like teardrops or grapes. They result from chronic inflammation due to asthma, recurring infection, allergies, drug sensitivity or certain immune disorders.

Small nasal polyps may not cause symptoms. Larger growths or groups of nasal polyps can block your nasal passages or lead to breathing problems, a lost sense of smell and frequent infections. Nasal ...more

What is a Nasal Polyp?

If you have chronic obstruction of the nose, nasal voice, frequent sneezing, you could be having nasal polyps. It is worthwhile to understand that a nasal polyp is non-cancerous. It is a teardrop-shaped growth in the nasal cavity. At times, it forms in the sinuses or at the opening of the sinus into the nasal cavities. The polyp almost looks like a grape that has been peeled.

Allergies can cause a person a whole lot of trouble, to say the very least. Also...more

Hi, the cervical polyp you r sharing may before conception.
Pcos is to be managed with constant efforts of diet n exercise n medicines so take care.
Pcos may be cause of your miscarriage?
in such situation consult gynac to further coarse of management like d & c. Will be shared by usg.
Redness and discharge will be resolved soon on its own.

A cervical polyp is a common benign polyp or tumour on the surface of the cervical canal. They can cause irregular menstrual bleeding but often show no symptoms. Treatment consists of simple removal of the polyp and prognosis is generally good.
The cause of cervical polyps is not clearly understood. They might develop from an infection, chronic (long-term) inflammation, or an obstruction or any alteration in blood vessels in the cervical canal. However, large or multiple polyps can sometimes...more

First and foremost, you need to undergo Microdebrider assisted Endoscopic Nasal Surgery to clear the nose of all visible polyps and open up all the Sinus Ostia. After recovery from the surgical wounds (7-10 days), you will need to be put on Intranasal Corticosteroid Nasal Sprays on the long term and regularly monitored on an outpatient basis for at least 5 years! in the meanwhile, Skin Prick Tests need to be done to identify the allergens causing the allergy and polypi! This should be either avo...more