RIP POLYP

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RIP Polyp

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A polyp is a growth arising from the lining of the uterus or cervix (the opening of the womb). It can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, painful menses, difficulty in conceiving and rarely, may be cancerous.

Polypectomy is the removal of the polyp. 

This may be done with or without hysteroscopy under appropriate anaesthesia. 

A polyp which is left as it is, may rarely turn into cancer and thus, should be removed. 


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