Gastrointestinal polyps are often an incidental finding when patients have gastrointestinal disorders and endoscopy is indicated. There are many types of polyps, but they all have one thing in common: they do not manifest clearly, making patients confused, worried, and do not know what disease they have. The information presented below will provide a basic understanding of this pathology.

Hello doctor! Dear doctor, I have esophageal papilloma. Is the treatment of this disease complicated? The doctor asked me: should I remove the papilloma and do a biopsy?

Hi doctor! Endoscopy found esophageal papilloma. Doctor let me ask, should esophageal papillomatosis be removed, doctor? Looking forward to your advice, thank you doctor!

I performed an endoscopic intervention, performed a diagnostic test for H.Pylori infection with the following results: Esophageal: 25cm from CRT, there is a raised structure of 6mm in size, rough surface. Stomach: Clear fluid, congested gastric mucosa, edema, scattered superficial erosion. Conclusion: Gastric mucosal inflammation, HP positive, follow up esophageal papilloma. Recommend blood test, endoscopic papillomaectomy. So the doctor asked me if esophageal papillomatosis is dangerous? Is your disease a benign tumor? Do I need to remove the papilloma as well or can I take it slow because I'm in a stressful situation so I haven't been to the doctor yet? The doctor gave me medicine for 1 month to treat my stomach, I took it all and didn't feel any more stomach pain, but I haven't checked it yet.

I was diagnosed with endoscopy of 1mm esophageal papilloma and monitored for esophageal glycogen stasis. So the doctor asked me if esophageal Glycogen stasis is dangerous? Does the disease cause any complications? When you have esophageal papillomatosis due to an increase in the number of squamous cells or a genetic mutation, will your body have a higher risk of cancer later on, even if it is removed? Thank you doctor.

Hello doctor, I have esophageal papillomatosis, benign tumor and I have antral inflammation and gastric reflux. So the doctor asked me if I have gastroesophageal reflux with esophageal papillomas, should I cut the papilla? Thank you doctor.

Esophageal papilloma is a benign, rare epithelial tumor, accounting for 0.01 - 0.45% of patients undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. On histopathology, the characteristic lesion is a finger-like papilla due to an increase in the number of squamous cells in the esophagus.