Fibrous-fibrous endometrial polyp

Under the endometrium in medical practice it is customary to understand the mucous membrane of the uterus. This membrane is destroyed monthly and is released in the form of menstruation. This is how the endometrium is renewed. When the layers of the uterus envelope grow, an education appears that is benign in nature. In this case, there is evidence of the presence of an endometrial polyp.

Neoplasms in the uterus can be single or multiple. The latter means the presence of several benign tumors, the thickness of which increases. If we talk about the name of such a situation in medicine, it is referred to as endometriosis of the polyp or endometrial hyperplasia.

There are several types of education of this kind, the main among which are:

1. Glandular
2. Fibrous
3. The glandular fibrous

The first type assumes that the polyp consists primarily of the glands of the mucosa. The second testifies that the formation arose from the connective tissue. The latter species will be discussed in more detail, since the glandular fibrous polyp of the endometrium is a neoplasm combining the two previous types. That is, a benign tumor consists of the connective tissue of the mucosa, and on its surface or inside there are glands.

They can occur in women of any age category and represent a tumor-shaped corpuscle on the leg, which is the link and provides growth in education. As medical practice shows, the glandular fibrous polyp of the endometrium often overcomes women during menopause, that is, during the complete cessation of the menstrual cycle associated with ovarian dysfunction.

Many factors can cause endometrial overgrowth, including an unfavorable environment and changes in the hormonal background. The formation of polyps may be due to recent damage to the uterus during surgery. In particular, this situation occurs after an operation to terminate pregnancy, since scraping the uterus provokes damage to the mucosa. Even complex births can give impetus to the onset of the inflammatory process. Well, while in women during menopause, polyps grow in connection with the release of estrogen in the body in excess and lack of gestagen. If we talk about the causative agents of the disease, then we should not exclude infection and viruses.

Fibrous-fibrous polyps of the endometrium: symptoms.

Such neoplasms can exist in the body completely asymptomatic. Often a woman and does not suspect about the existence of such a serious problem. If in ordinary forms of education the main symptomatic manifestation is menstrual cycle or bleeding in the period between menstruation, the glandular fibrous polyps of the endometrium are most often formed during the menstrual cycle, so it can be difficult to identify it. Sometimes a woman feels a pain in the abdomen, but usually it happens in case of growth of the growth to large sizes (more than two centimeters).

In spite of the fact that polyps are benign formations, if not receive timely treatment, then these cells can develop into malignant ones. Therefore, it is worth remembering that the risk of cancer is great. Even after removal of polyps surgically, relapse is possible, so it is necessary to undergo a regular examination of women at risk.

Fibrous-fibrous polyps of endometrium: treatment.

The standard treatment procedure is to remove the neoplasm surgically, then the mucosa is scraped. All these materials are sent for analysis to the laboratory. After removal, the specialist appoints a list of drugs that must be taken at the first time for rehabilitation.