It’s important to note that obesity itself isn’t an indicator of one’s health, but there are cases, like this one, when it ...

The most common symptom of endometrial polyps is abnormal bleeding, which means bleeding that is not typical for you. About 68% of people with endometrial polyps will experience abnormal bleeding.

Most people may go home soon after it is complete. Healthcare professionals consider the procedure that removes uterine polyps safe, but it is common to experience spotting and discomfort afterward.

Approximately 1% of uterine polyps develop an increased number of cells or transform into cancer. The risk of cancerous transformation increases with obesity, the person’s age, and the size of ...

Uterine polyps are common growths that can develop at any age, but your risk may be greatest during your 40s. Unusual bleeding is the most common symptom, although some cases don’t cause any ...

Polyps in the uterus can lead to repeated cycles and miscarriage. However, now they can be managed. A world IVF day special ...

Of the 42 symptomatic polyps, 2 cases of malignancy were noted (the overall risk of malignancy in this series was 4.9%). It is clear that endometrial polyps are common, many are asymptomatic, and ...

Between 10% and 24% of women will develop endometrial polyps in their lifetime. Is the associated cancer risk being reasonably assessed, or are women being overtreated with polyp removal?

Endometrial polyps are small growths in your uterus. They are usually not cancerous and may cause abnormal period bleeding, pain, and fertility issues.