How does uterine polyp rupture return a responsibility?

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How does uterine polyp rupture return a responsibility? Uterine polyps are benign, but they have a great impact on women. Therefore, every woman needs to be vigilant. If appeared uterine polyp rupture haemorrhage, how should do? Patients should not be nervous, bleeding should be timely medical treatment.

How does uterine polyp rupture return a responsibility?

Rupture of uterine polyps is closely related to the development of uterine polyps. Uterine polyp is a manifestation of chronic cervicitis, which is more common in married women. Chronic inflammation stimulates the proliferation of local mucous membrane of cervical canal for a long time, and the uterus tends to exclude foreign bodies, so that the proliferative mucous membrane gradually protrudes from the base to the outer mouth of cervix to form polyps.

Uterine polyp is a polyp like change formed by the proliferation of endometrial tissue caused by inflammatory stimulation and the tendency of the uterus to exclude foreign bodies, which makes the proliferative mucosa gradually protrude from the base to the outer mouth of the cervix, so it is also called cervical endometrial polyp. Uterine polyps are mostly benign, a small number of larger polyps, can cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding, or after sexual intercourse and squatting stool bleeding.

When exposing the cervix with vaginal speculum, the polyps can be seen in different sizes and shapes, such as water drop, round, oblate, smooth, bright red or slightly dark red surface, some with pedicle or pedicle deep into the cervical canal, the texture is brittle, and easy to bleed when touched. Uterine polyps are large and prone to rupture. Rupture of uterine polyps is more likely to cause infection, so women with uterine polyps should be treated as soon as possible to avoid rupture.

matters needing attention

Although the rupture of uterine polyps rarely has canceration, the canceration rate is also 0.2% - 0.4%. For those over 45 years old, especially those who suffer from uterine polyps before and after menopause, the polyps should be sent for pathological examination after operation. If there are signs of malignant transformation, treatment measures should be taken as soon as possible. Although polyp excision, as long as inflammation exists, polyp resection or recurrence.