Category: Rectal polyps

Rectal polyps can sit in the bath after electrolysis. Sitz bath is mainly through the role of water temperature and medicinal fluid, to promote local blood circulation, is conducive to…

Rectal polyps caused by inflammation usually do not subside on their own. The intestinal mucosa is stimulated by chronic inflammation for a long time, which can lead to abnormal proliferation…

Rectal polyps usually do not show symptoms of pain, and in rare cases may have symptoms of abdominal distension and discomfort, but its main manifestation is intermittent blood in the…

Rectal polyps are treated by surgical methods including high-frequency electrocoagulation loop resection, endoscopic submucosal dissection, open surgery, and laparoscopic surgery. Patients with rectal polyps need to choose the appropriate resection…

If the rectal polyp is resected by enteroscopy, you can rub the stomach to promote exhaustion a few days after the operation; if laparoscopic or open surgery is taken, you…

Whether or not you have a rectal polyp does not have much to do with your age. A rectal polyp is a bulging-like lesion of the rectal mucosa that usually…

Usually, rectal polyps can be eradicated through electrocautery excision, anoscopic microsurgery and open surgery. 1. Electrocautery excision: the polyp position is too high to cause the patient can not be…

Rectal polyp 0.3cmx0.4cm biopsy may be malignant or benign. Rectal polyp 0.3cmx0.4cm, there exists both the possibility that it is a benign lesion such as hyperplastic polyp, adenomatous hyperplasia or…

Rectal polyps need to be bed rested for about 5 days after they are cut out. Rectal polyps can usually be removed through colonoscopic surgery, and bed rest for about…

What you can eat before having rectal polyp surgery is based on the time period before surgery. Fluid food for 2 to 3 days before surgery and fasting for 8…