It is usually normal to bleed for 3 to 7 days to clear up after having an endometrial polyp. There may or may not be bleeding symptoms after endometrial polyp surgery.
Before endometrial polyp surgery, there may be irregular vaginal bleeding or prolonged menstrual periods.
Endometrial polyp surgery is performed hysteroscopically, under anesthesia in the operating room, and there may be no bleeding after surgery. If there is bleeding, it usually clears up within 3 to 7 days, and the amount of bleeding needs to be observed and treated with hysteroscopic hemostasis if necessary.
When bleeding occurs after having an endometrial polyp, an individualized treatment plan needs to be developed by the doctor based on the specific amount of bleeding to avoid delays.