One of the more common gynecological diseases, uterine polyps, often occur in many women. Therefore, women often pay more attention to this disease of uterine polyps. However, women sometimes do not understand what abnormal conditions may occur when they suffer from uterine polyps. So, what are the symptoms of uterine polyps?
Uterine prolapse often occurs during women's reproductive period. When suffering from uterine polyps, the most obvious symptom is a significant increase in female secretions, which often prolongs the menstrual period and increases menstrual flow. Women may also experience dysmenorrhea. Endometrial polyps may also cause symptoms of female infertility.
If women experience significant increases in menstrual flow and prolonged periods in their daily lives, as well as abnormal dysmenorrhea accompanied by weak blood circulation and infertility, they need to be alert to the possibility of endometrial polyps. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.
The commonly used examination method for endometrial polyps is vaginal ultrasound examination. It is advisable to conduct the examination about two days after a woman's menstrual cycle is complete, as the endometrium is relatively thin during this period, and the images will be displayed more clearly during vaginal ultrasound examination. Generally, if the diameter of endometrial polyps is greater than 1cm or causes obvious symptoms in the body, treatment is needed. The treatment method is to undergo hysteroscopy examination and surgery, and it is also necessary to choose to perform it about two days after menstruation.
