It is best not to take Agaricus if you have endometrial polyps. If you have this disease you may have dribbling menstrual periods or a brownish discharge a week before your period. Some women may have symptoms of increased menstrual flow. Gum is a food that activates blood circulation and may cause increased menstrual flow or dribbling of menstruation, aggravating the symptoms. It is best for women with symptomatic endometrial polyps not to eat this food. If endometrial polyps for surgery, half a month after the operation can not eat blood-activating food, must be half a month later, after the bleeding is clean before using this food. In addition to the symptoms mentioned above, endometrial polyps may also cause infections in the uterine cavity or affect future pregnancies. If endometrial polyps are detected, it is best to schedule a hysteroscopy as soon as possible, and surgical removal if necessary.